Finging the Mac number for vista

lhlindberg wrote:

> This is the first time I have ever owned a vista operating system, and I
> want to include it in on my wireless system how do I find the "Mac
> number" Please help!
> Regards,
> Lyn Lindberg
>
>

From the Command Prompt (Orb > Run > CMD), type "ipconfig /all"
(without the quote marks). The "Physical Address" displayed is your MAC
address.


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"Bruce Chambers" <bchambers@cable0ne.n3t> wrote in message
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> lhlindberg wrote:

>> This is the first time I have ever owned a vista operating system,
>> and I
>> want to include it in on my wireless system how do I find the "Mac
>> number" Please help!
>> Regards,
>> Lyn Lindberg
>>
>>

>
>
> From the Command Prompt (Orb > Run > CMD), type "ipconfig /all"
> (without the quote marks). The "Physical Address" displayed is your
> MAC address.
>
>

Also from the Command Prompt, "getmac" will return the physical address
of all installed adapters.

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