Asked By
piyushh
300 points
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Posted on - 04/19/2011
I am using windows XP OS.
How can I find MAC address and IP address of my computer.
Please guide me on this.
How can i find Mac address and IP address of my computer?
MAC address stands for "Media Access Control" address and IP address stands for "Internet protocol" address.
Follow these steps to get both IP and MAC address:
Step 1. Click on the start button.
Step 2. Click on Run.
Step 3. Now type "CMD" in the text box.
This will open a Command prompt window.
Step 4. In the command window type the following two commands:
For Mac address, type "get Mac"
For IP address, type "ipconfig"
Alternative:
You can type "ipconfig/all" to display both IP and MAC address in command prompts window.
How can i find Mac address and IP address of my computer?
Hello Piyush,
Here is your Solution:
Step 1: Click on start on bottom left.
Step 2: Click All Programs.
Step 3: For MAC Address: Go to Control Panel > Network Connections > Properties > Configure > Advanced > Local MAC Network Address (You can change it or view it as you want).
Step 4: For IP Address: Go to Control Panel > Network Connections > Properties > double click IPv4 Settings in the list (IP will be displayed You can change it or view it as you want).
Step 5: Easy way to just view IP and MAC address click start > run > type cmd > the window which appears type ipconfig/all.
Both will be displayed Physical Address is Mac address of 12 hex digits. & IP address is displayed with hiding IP address.
Thanks,
Niket
Answered By
lee hung
75 points
N/A
#85697
How can i find Mac address and IP address of my computer?
It is easy:
Go to Start Click the run Type cmd ipconfig
Then you can seeÂ
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How can i find Mac address and IP address of my computer?
Firstly, you have to set up land (local area connection).
Next you see under right side your desktop local area connection icon.
Click sambul local area connection icon after you see local area connection status message box, after you see a local area connection status under the general side support option you clack support, you see details.
OK.
