This document explains where to find instructions on how to find your device's MAC/WiFi Address.
Press the Windows Start key to open the Start screen.
Type cmd and press Enter to launch the command prompt.
Note: You do not need to click on anything on the Start screen - typing will automatically initiate a program search.
Type ipconfig /all at the command prompt to check the network card settings.
Open the Apple Menu in the top left. Select System Preferences.
Select Network.
Select Advanced, and you will be able to your view your MAC Address for your Wi-Fi connection at the bottom. Your IP address will be in TCP/IP.
Locate and open the Settings app.
Tap General.
Tap About.
Note the current WiFi MAC address is listed by WiFi Address
Locate and open the Settings app.
Tap Wifi.
Tap the info icon. It is the i inside the circle.
Note the current IP address is listed by IP Address.
Note: Due to the large variety of Android devices available and variance between software versions and interfaces, there may be slight differences between the instructions below and the procedure for your device. If these instructions do not work, consult the manufacturer documentation.
Locate and tap the Settings app.
Scroll to find, then tap About Device (on some phones it will say About Phone).
The MAC address is listed under WiFi Address
Note: This will also be the wireless MAC address.
Note: This mac address will be for the Wireless internet, so if you are connecting using an Ethernet to USB adaptor, you will have to use the MAC address of that adaptor.
Note: Only select Apple Watch products have WiFi available. These instructions will only work for Apple Watch/WatchOS devices with WiFi built in.
Locate and tap the Watch app.
Tap General.
Tap About.
The WiFi/MAC address is listed by the Wi-Fi Address section.
If you are looking to register the Apple Watch on UWNet, follow the instructions for registering a device without a browser once you have located the MAC address: UWNet - Register a Device Without a Browser or Pre-registering a Device Before Arriving to Campus
This KB article from Indiana University has instructions on how to find the MAC address for various E-Readers:
https://kb.iu.edu/d/bbvk