Sarah Reichelt wrote: >>>What I eventually decided to use for the unique machine ID -- instead of >> >>its network name -- was the host machine's MAC address. This handler >>gets that info, regardless of whether the program is running locally or >>remotely: >> > > > I don't expect it matters but you can have more than one MAC address > per machine. I have one for Ethernet and a different one for Airport. > The Ethernet one appears first in the preferences.plist, but is that > just because I am connected via enternet at the moment? Could the > order change if the connection method changes? > > Just something for you to consider :-)
Thanks. I guess I'll get the "Ethernet" key first before parsing out the MAC address from it. Good point.
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