MAC addresses are the unique identifier for your device on a network. Use the instructions below to find your device's MAC address if you're on:
Open Settings
Click on Network & Internet
Select the connection you're investigating
Under the "Properties" section, confirm the physical address (MAC) of the device. It will look like 00-15-E9-2B-99-3C. You will have a physical address for each network connection that you have. So, if you are registering over wireless, read your wireless MAC address, etc.
Select the Apple logo from the top left and go to System Preferences (macOS 11-12) or System Settings (macOS 13-14)
Select Network
Select either Ethernet (Wired) or WiFi (Wireless) on the left panel and select Advanced (macOS 11-12) or Details (macOS 13-14)
Click on the Hardware tab.
The MAC address will be listed here. It may be labeled Airport or Ethernet ID on older versions of the Operating System.
From the Home menu, tap on Settings.
Tap on General
Tap on About
Scroll down to the Wi-Fi Address and write down the address. This is your MAC address.
Tap on Wi-Fi
Tap on the Information Icon next to UCInet Mobile Address or ResNet Mobile Access
Scroll down to Wi-Fi Address and write down the address. This is the MAC address associated with this particular network. Note that each network will have a unique address associated with it. As such, if both campus networks are used then both addresses would need to be registered.
Go to Settings->Wireless Controls->Wi-Fi settings.
Tap the 3 dots on the top right corner.
Tap Advanced.
Swipe all the way down to the bottom, and you will see both the IP and MAC address.
From the Home screen press Menu
Select Settings
The Wi-Fi MAC Address is located toward the bottom of the screen in the Device Info section.
Open up My Xbox and scroll to System Settings.
Select Network Settings.
Select either the Wired or Wireless connection as appropriate.
Select Configure Network.
Select Additional Settings, then Advanced Settings.
At the bottom of this screen you'll see a heading called Wired MAC Address.
If you are signed in to your profile, navigate to My games & apps. (if you are not signed in, skip this step).
Select Settings.
Select Network.
Select Advanced settings.
On the right side of the screen, you will see the MAC addresses for both your wired and wireless connections.
Select Profile & system.
Select General.
Select Network settings.
On the right side of the screen, you will see both Wired and Wireless MAC addresses.
From the Home menu, select System Settings.
Select Internet Settings.
Select Other Information.
Select Confirm MAC Address.
The MAC Address will now be displayed on the screen.
Select "System Settings" from the HOME Menu.
Scroll down through the menu and select "Internet."
The Nintendo Switch console's MAC address will be listed under "System MAC Address."
From the Wii Channel menu, click on the Wii button at the bottom-left of the screen.
Select Wii Settings.
Scroll to Wii System Settings 2, using the arrow on the right of the screen.
Select Console Information.
The MAC Address will now be displayed at the top of the screen.
From the Wii U menu, select System Settings.
Select the Internet icon.
Select View MAC Address.
In the XMB™ home menu, select Settings.
Select System Settings.
Select System Information.
The MAC Address will now be displayed on the screen..
Main menu, select Settings.
The MAC Address for both wired and wireless connections will now be displayed on the screen.
Select View Connection Status.
The MAC Address for both wired (LAN cable) and wireless (Wi-Fi) connections will now be displayed on the screen.