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  1. November 21st, 2005 04:53 PM #1
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    debug command to find nic mac address

    hi,

    I'm looking for a simple debug command that will work in any version of dos/windows to find the MAC address.
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  2. November 21st, 2005 04:57 PM #2
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    Hey Hey,


    What's wrong with just using ipconfig/all? It will return the Mac Address for you.

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    Or arp -a ? If you know your IP you can filter it with arp -a <IP> ...
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  4. November 21st, 2005 06:30 PM #4
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    the machines i need the mac address for are not connected to the network.

    When i boot from a Win98 CDROM/bootdisk...ipconfig and winipcfg and arp do not work.

    when i copy other files...such as getmac.exe, they return a msg saying cannot run in dos mode.

    The programs i'm trying to use...ipconfig, etc. seem to want some type of networking installed before they'll give me the mac address...

    I just need a quick down & dirty way of getting the mac address without having to create special boot disks and tons of files...

    should be pretty easy...debug runs on all ms systems
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