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Appendix A:
Determining Your MAC Address
The MAC address is a unique address that identifies the network hardware used to access
the internet on every device. This address is made up of 6 sets of two digits (00:00:00:00:00:00,
00-00-00-00-00-00) in hexadecimal format (0123456789ABCDEF). The symbol used to separate
each set of two digits is not important.
Prerequisites:

A computer (running windows).

Administrative rights on the above mentioned computer.
Procedure:
We will use a Windows based PC to get the
MAC address
of the network device in your
computer. Keep in mind if you are going to use this
MAC address
to
bind a client mac address
to a user , make sure you use the MAC address of the most frequently used connection. For
example, if you normally connect to the internet wirelessly, you would want to get the
MAC
address
of your
Wireless Network Connection
, not your
Local Area Connection
. To determine
the
Mac address
of your network devices, follow the steps below:
1) From the start menu, click “Run”. (On Windows 8 go to the Start menu)
2) Type into the run dialog (or on windows 8, just type) “cmd”, then hit the “enter” key
3) A black window should appear on your screen with a flashing cursor.
4) Type “ipconfig /all”.
5) Using the scroll bars, locate an “Ethernet Adapter” labeled “Local Area Connection” or a
“Wireless LAN Adaptor” labeled “Wireless Network Connection”. The exact name of the
connection may not be the same, but it must be similar.