(Moved) How do I find the MAC address of my device?

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Instructions for finding the MAC address for some common devices can be found below.

• Apple iOS
• Android
• Xbox One | Xbox 360
• Playstation 4 | Playstation 3
• Nintendo Wii U | Nintendo 3DS | Nintendo Switch
• Kindle Fire | Kindle Paperwhite & Kindle First Generation
• Apple TV
• Roku
• Google Home
• Amazon Echo & Alexa

Apple iOS

1. Select Settings from the home screen.
2. Select General
3. Select About
4. Your MAC address will be listed under Wi-Fi Address

Android

Some Android devices differ depending on the manufacturer and which version of Android is running, but in general the MAC address can be found by the following method:

1. Select Settings from the applications menu
2. Near the bottom of the settings menu, select About Device
3. Select Status
4. The MAC address will be listed under Wi-Fi MAC Address

Xbox One

1. From the main Xbox One homepage, select My Games & Apps
2. Select Settings
3. Select Network
4. Select Advanced Settings
5. Your Wired MAC address will be listed on the right

Xbox 360

1. Select My Xbox
2. Select System Settings
3. Select Network Settings
4. Select Configure Network
5. Select Advanced Settings from the Additional Settings tab
6. Select Alternate Mac Address
7. Your wired MAC address will be listed

Playstation 4

1. Select Settings
2. Select System
3. Select System Information
4. Your MAC address will be listed next to MAC address (LAN Cable)
   
   

Playstation 3

1. Select Settings
2. Select System Settings
3. Select System Information
4. Your MAC address will be listed next to MAC address
   
   

Nintendo Wii U

1. Select System Settings
2. Select Internet
3. Select View MAC Address
4. Your MAC address will be listed
   
   

Nintendo Switch

1. Select System Settings from the HOME Menu.
2. Scroll down through the menu and select Internet
3. The Nintendo Switch console's MAC address will be listed under System MAC Address
   
   

Nintendo 3DSXL, 3DS, 2DS

1. Select System Settings
2. Select Internet Settings
3. Select Other Information
4. Select Confirm MAC address

Kindle Fire

1. From the Home screen, select the gear icon
2. Select More +
3. Select Device
4. Your MAC address will be listed under Wi-Fi MAC Address

Kindle Paperwhite / First Generation

1. From the home screen, select Menu
2. Select Settings
3. Select Menu
4. Select Device Info
5. Your MAC address will be listed under Wi-Fi MAC Address
   
   

Apple TV

1. Select Settings
2. Select About
3. Your MAC address will be listed next to Ethernet ID

or

1. You can also find your MAC address on the UPC label of your Apple TV labeled as Ethernet ID
   

Roku

1. From the Home screen, press Up to show the menu bar
2. Select Settings
3. Select Player Info
4. Your MAC address will be listed

Google Home

1. Turn on the Google Home.
2. Open the Google Home App on your tablet or phone.
3. Choose the Google Home Mini from the list of nearby devices. Select Set Up.
4. When asked about your Wi-Fi info, tap on the three dots in the top-right corner of your screen.
5. You should see the MAC address of your Google Home Mini in the window that pops up.

Amazon Echo & Alexa Devices

1. Open the Alexa app on your tablet or phone. 
2. Select Devices at the bottom of the screen. 
3. Select Echo & Alexa in the upper-left of the screen.
4. Select the Echo device you want to register.
5. Scroll to the bottom of the page to the About menu. 
6. The MAC address will be listed on the About page.