My Reply follows quote. On 11/7/2004 09:19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>hello listers,
>
>I'd like to hook up a PB 540 to my router which is setup to assign IP
>addresses only to specific devices, using the correspondent
>Hardware Ehernet (MAC) address. How do I go and find out what the Harwdare
>address of the PB (I connect through the appropriate transceiver to the
>PB Ethernet port), if at all possible?
>
>The alternative would be a PC card, but again I don't know what type card
>cage it is equipped with. I have just installed OS 8.1 and the system
>profiler only gives me info about the CPU and the OS. Is there any
>software/visual way to get the needed info?
>
>Any hints greatly appreciated!!
>
>cheers, gianfranco
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I am not sure if this will work under 8.1, but under OS9, the TCP/IP
Control Panel has an "Info" button. Clicking that button pops a
window dialog that give the MAC Address of the ethernet controller
used by the currently selected TCP option, that is the
"Hardware Address."

Ken

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