The solution is very simple to find out a MAC address of a computer in the network!Not only under MAC / Linux you can quickly find out the so-called MAC address of a computer in the network, this solution is also very easy under Windows to find out the MAC address of a computer, this is also under Windows 11/10 to Windows 7 / XP, as well possible on Microsoft Web Server 2019 up to retrospectively on Server 2003. Please use the command getmac Open / Start the existing cmd.exe, or start a Windows console program, such as the ColorConsole . and for the command getmac please also use the /V parameter, then getmac will show you detailed information. C: \>getmac /V connection name network adapter physical. Address of transport name ================================================== ========== Ethernet Realtek PCIe GB Not applicable Hardware not available WLAN Intel (R) Dual B 10-4A-7D-22-0E-48 Not applicable vEthernet (Stan Hyper-V Virtual 36-15- 99-2B-F0-53 N / A VirtualBox Host VirtualBox Host 0A-00-27-00-00-0E N / A C:> Here are the parameters from the getmac command! C: \>getmac /? GETMAC [/ S System [/ U Username [/ P [Password]]]] [/ FO Format] [/ NH] [/ V] Description: This program enables administrators to view the MAC address of a computer's network adapter. Parameter list: /S System Remote system for connection establishment. /U [domain \] user Specifies the user context under which the command is executed. /P [password] Specifies the password for the user context. Omission prompts for password. /FO format Specifies the format in which the output is displayed. Valid values: "TABLE", "LIST" and "CSV". /NH Specifies that the column header does not appear in the output. Only applies to the TABLE and CSV formats. /V Displays the detailed output. /? Displays this help. Examples: GETMAC /? GETMAC /FO csv GETMAC /S System /NH /V GETMAC /S System /U User GETMAC /S System /U Domain\User /P Password /FO list /V GETMAC /S System /U Domain\User /P Password /FO table NH c:\> C: \> FAQ 49: Updated on: 4 July 2021 13:38 |
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