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How to determine your MAC address in Windows 2000/ WinXP

Question:

How can I obtain the network adapter serial number or ID? (MAC = Media Access Control)

Answer:

In Windows 2000 and Windows XP you can use the command line tool ipconfig.

Start a shell by opening the run box and entering cmd and hit enter. A new terminal window should be created. There issue the command ipconfig /all.

One of the output lines will say: Physical Address.
Next to it you will see your network card's MAC address.


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