MAC address
All WiFi capable devices have a MAC address (aka WiFi or hardware address). Sometimes, you need to find it, such as when registering to our york-connect network.
Amazon Echo
Download the Amazon Alexa app and sign in with your Amazon account.
Connect to the wireless network transmitted by your Echo device.
Search the bottom of the Echo Setup screen in the Alexa app.
Amazon Fire TV
Plug your Fire TV stick into your TV.
Select Settings > System > About > Network.
Find Mac Address (WiFi).
Android
Instructions may vary, based on your Android model.
Open the Settings app.
Select About Phone/Tablet > Status.
Find Wi-Fi MAC address.
Apple IOS
Open the Settings app.
Select General > About.
Find Wi-Fi Address.
Apple macOS
Click the Apple image in the top left corner of your screen.
Select System Preferences > Network > WiFi > Advanced > Hardware.
Find MAC Address.
Apple TV
Follow the set-up instructions for your Apple TV.
Select the york-devices WiFi signal.
The connection will fail this time.
Find wireless MAC address.
Apple Watch
Open the Watch app.
Select General > About.
Find WiFi/MAC address.
Chromebook
If you haven't yet, sign in to your Chromebook.
At the bottom right, select the time.
Select the Wi-Fi network.
At the top of the box, select Information.
Your MAC address is labeled Wi-Fi.
Chromecast
During Chromecast setup1
From the Connect to Wi-Fi screen of the setup process, select More ⋮ , located in the top right corner.
Select Show MAC Address.
After Chromecast setup1
Open the Google Home app.
Select your Chromecast device Settings.
Scroll to the bottom to find your MAC address.
Google Home
Plug in your Google Home.
Download and open the Google Home phone app.
Select your Google Home then touch Setup.
Follow the setup instructions.
Find wireless MAC address in the bottom right.
Insignia TV
Press ENTER or Menu on your remote.
Select Network > WIRED.
To select items with your remote, press ▲ or ▼, then press ENTER.
Find Wireless MAC address.
Microsoft Windows
Select the Start button, then search for/open Command Prompt.
Type ipconfig/all into the Command Prompt window.
Press Enter on your keyboard.
Under Wireless LAN Adapter Wi-Fi, find Physical Address.
Nintendo DS
Nintendo DS, 2DS, & 3DS
From the HOME menu, select System Settings > Internet Settings > Other Information > Confirm MAC Address.
Nintendo Switch
From the Home menu, select System Settings > Internet.
Find System MAC Address.
Nintendo Wii U
Select System Settings > Internet > View MAC Address.
Find Wireless MAC Address.
PlayStation 3
From the main menu, select Settings > System Settings > System Information.
Find Wireless MAC Address.
PlayStation 4
From the main menu, select Settings > System > System Information.
Find MAC Address (Wi-Fi).
PlayStation Vita
From the main menu, select Settings then tap Start.
Select System > System Information.
Find MAC Address (Wi-Fi).
Roku
From the home screen, select Settings > Player Info.
Find Wireless MAC Address.
Samsung TV
Press Menu on your remote.
Select Network > Network Settings > Wireless > york-devices.
To select items with your remote, press ▲ or ▼, then press ENTER.
Find Wireless MAC Address.
Sharp TV
Press Menu on your remote.
Select Internet Setup > Network Setup > Connection Type > Wireless > IP Setup.
To select, navigate with the arrow buttons on your remote, then press Enter.
Find MAC Address on the bottom of the page.
Sony TV
Press Home on your remote.
Select Settings > Network Setup > Wireless Setup > Network Setup - Status.
To select, navigate with the arrow buttons on your remote, then press Enter.
Find MAC Address.
Vizio TV
Press Menu on your remote.
Select System or Help > System Information > Network Information.
To select, navigate with the arrow buttons on your remote, then press OK.
Find WLAN MAC.
Xbox 360
From the main menu, select My Xbox > System Settings > Network Settings > Wireless Network > Configure Network.
Under the Additional Settings tab, select Advanced Settings > Alternate Mac Address.
Find the MAC address.
Xbox One
From the home screen, select Settings.
Under the Console tab, select Network > Advanced Settings.
Find the Wireless MAC.