MAC address is the abbreviation of media access control, which is mainly used to define the location of network configuration. Each network configuration will have a MAC address specific to it. Because we will now meet the need to use Mac to filter other access restrictions when setting up routers. Usually, we need to use the MAC address, so how to view the MAC address? Now let's show you.
Method 1: through command prompt mode. First of all, turn on our computer, select "start" which is usually located in the lower left corner of the desktop, and click "command prompt" option. Then open the command prompt window. Enter ipconfig / all and press enter. Here the editor should remind you to be careful when you input the command, and don't make mistakes. Next, look at the return information, which appears in the last line of the command interface. The physical address is the MAC address of the machine. If there are multiple network cards, we can also view the MAC addresses of different network cards.
Method 2: by viewing the network card information. Open start, select control panel, locate network and sharing center, and then select change adapter settings. We can select the network card to view here. For example: connect locally, right-click to select 'properties', select' configuration ', and then click the' advanced 'option column. Then find the 'network address'. At this time, the value in the pop-up box on the right is the MAC address of the network card.
The above is the method of checking MAC address of the machine demonstrated by Xiaobian. Have you got a new skill after reading it? Next time you need to find the MAC address, follow the steps taught by the editor!