Go to System Preferences/Network, click the AirPort tab, and the MAC
address he'll need shows up as the AirPort ID number. MAC addresses
always show up as a 12-digit alphanumeric code with each set of two
characters separated by a colon, and the one that's important to
network routers is the one that corresponds to the wireless card (or
Ethernet/USB card for a wired connection).
On Nov 4, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Dan Crutcher wrote:
A friend setting up a wireless connection needs to know the MAC
address of his Mac. If one goes to the About this Mac menu (under
the Apple) and clicks the "More Info..." button, the Hardware
Overview shows a "Hardware UUID" that is a long string of
alphanumeric characters with several dashes in it. Is that the same
as the MAC address?
If not, where would one find that information?
Thanks.
Dan
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