ZSE NATCA WiFi

Finding Your Computer or Mobile Devices MAC Address A MAC (Media Access Control) address is a number that identifies the network adapter on your computer or mobile device. The address is composed of 6 pairs of characters separated by colons or dashes. You need to provide your MAC address to identify you as an authorized user on the NATCA WiFi network. To find your devices MAC please follow the instructions listed below for your Operating System. If your devices is not listed here or you need additional help, try a google search or you may contact [email protected].

iOS (iPhone or iPad) Open Settings App

Tap General Tap About

MAC Address is displayed as “Wi-Fi Address”

Android (Samsung, Motorola, HTC, LG) Most Android phones and tablets have a “skin” or manufacture customized interface. Your phone or tablet may vary from the instructions below.

From the Home Screen, tap Menu Key Goto, Settings Tap Status Scroll down MAC Address is displayed as “Wi-Fi MAC address”

MAC OS X Open System Preferences Click Network

Click Advanced

MAC Address is Displayed

Windows 7 From your system tray, click the network Icon.

Click Open Network and Sharing Center

Click Local Area Connection

Click Details

MAC Address is displayed as “Physical Address”

Windows ‘CMD Prompt’ Method You can use this method on any version of windows

Type, ‘CMD’ Type, ‘ipconfig /all’

The following screen is displayed MAC address is displayed as “Physical Address” under the Wireless LAN Header.

Be sure you are getting the Wireless Adapter MAC and not the Wired Adapter.

Windows Phone Open App List Tap Settings Tap About Tap More Info Box MAC Address is located half way down list

Kindle Touch & Paperwhite Tap the Menu button on the home screen Select Settings Tap the Menu button again Select Device Info Scroll down to find the Wi-Fi MAC Address

Kindle Fire Tap the Settings icon on the home screen Tap on More Tap on Device Scroll down to find the Wi-Fi MAC Address