Difference between revisions of "MAC addresses"

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(several more addresses from TP-LINK wireless router DHCP Clients List)
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* '''00-00-E2-8B-EE-9E''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.110 on 2012-02-28
* '''00-02-A5-F4-5A-3B''' - Bert (2009-12-17)
* '''00-02-A5-F4-5A-3B''' - Bert (2009-12-17)
* '''00-0c-30-e3-15-bd''' - must be one of the Vonage boxes or a wireless hub (I wrote those down ''somewhere''...)
* '''00-0c-30-e3-15-bd''' - must be one of the Vonage boxes or a wireless hub (I wrote those down ''somewhere''...)
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* '''00-0E-2E-85-B9-39''' - Edimax wireless PCMCIA card EW-7608Pg (bent) s# WB2B000960
* '''00-0E-2E-85-B9-39''' - Edimax wireless PCMCIA card EW-7608Pg (bent) s# WB2B000960
* '''00-0F-3d-3e-97-ad''' - decommissioned DLink router (became erratic 2009-02-21; disassembled)
* '''00-0F-3d-3e-97-ad''' - decommissioned DLink router (became erratic 2009-02-21; disassembled)
* '''00-11-95-23-47-BB''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.113 on 2012-02-28
* '''00-14-bf-a0-a2-a8''' - Linksys VOIP router (Vonage) - Harena's 401 line
* '''00-14-bf-a0-a2-a8''' - Linksys VOIP router (Vonage) - Harena's 401 line
* '''00-14-78-ed-e9-72''' - TP-Link WLAN adapter (TL-WN510G)
* '''00-14-78-ed-e9-72''' - TP-Link WLAN adapter (TL-WN510G)
* '''00-16-76-66-4D-D5''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.105 on 2012-02-28
* '''00-19-DB-D8-BB-E0''' - Rizzo, onboard (2009-12-17)
* '''00-19-DB-D8-BB-E0''' - Rizzo, onboard (2009-12-17)
* '''00-19-e0-7a-79-a8''' - TP-Link access point
* '''00-19-e0-7a-79-a8''' - TP-Link access point
* '''00-1D-09-61-6F-66''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.121 on 2012-02-28 -- possibly Kathy's laptop?
* '''00-21-00-6F-2C-B1''' - [[Mel]]'s laptop ("TheDoctor")(2009-12-17)
* '''00-21-00-6F-2C-B1''' - [[Mel]]'s laptop ("TheDoctor")(2009-12-17)
* '''00-21-27-D3-2D-EC''' - TP-Link WLAN router
* '''00-21-27-D3-2D-EC''' - TP-Link WLAN router
* '''00-23-15-72-7B-6C''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.114 on 2012-02-28
* '''00-26-B0-09-06-73''' - [[Mel]]'s iPod (2009-12-17)
* '''00-26-B0-09-06-73''' - [[Mel]]'s iPod (2009-12-17)
* '''00-40-05-de-31-d7''' - DWL-1000AP (v1A) - wireless router which was in the living room (LAN socket works properly)
* '''00-40-05-de-31-d7''' - DWL-1000AP (v1A) - wireless router which was in the living room (LAN socket works properly)
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* '''00-B0-D0-84-D2-67''' - GuySmiley (2009-12-17)
* '''00-B0-D0-84-D2-67''' - GuySmiley (2009-12-17)
* '''00-D0-59-B6-8F-35''' - Floyd, onboard wired port (2009-12-17)
* '''00-D0-59-B6-8F-35''' - Floyd, onboard wired port (2009-12-17)
* '''00-D0-59-C8-88-BD''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.109 on 2012-02-28
* '''00-E0-18-AB-F4-8C''' - Bunsen (2009-12-17 - wooden computer)
* '''00-E0-18-AB-F4-8C''' - Bunsen (2009-12-17 - wooden computer)
* '''00-E0-4D-7F-5A-0D''' - Gonzo (2009-12-17)
* '''00-E0-4D-7F-5A-0D''' - Gonzo (2009-12-17)
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** illegible note seems to say "2006-03-06 works with Ubuntu"
** illegible note seems to say "2006-03-06 works with Ubuntu"
* '''10-20-81-02-82-95''' - ancient access point in office (not sure if this is actually the MAC ID); not currently in use
* '''10-20-81-02-82-95''' - ancient access point in office (not sure if this is actually the MAC ID); not currently in use
* '''2C-10-C1-67-F6-9F''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.117 on 2012-02-28
* '''94-63-D1-E4-61-A5''' - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.112 on 2012-02-28

Revision as of 14:20, 28 February 2012

  • 00-00-E2-8B-EE-9E - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.110 on 2012-02-28
  • 00-02-A5-F4-5A-3B - Bert (2009-12-17)
  • 00-0c-30-e3-15-bd - must be one of the Vonage boxes or a wireless hub (I wrote those down somewhere...)
  • 00-0E-2E-89-4D-D5 - not sure
  • 00-0E-2E-85-B9-39 - Edimax wireless PCMCIA card EW-7608Pg (bent) s# WB2B000960
  • 00-0F-3d-3e-97-ad - decommissioned DLink router (became erratic 2009-02-21; disassembled)
  • 00-11-95-23-47-BB - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.113 on 2012-02-28
  • 00-14-bf-a0-a2-a8 - Linksys VOIP router (Vonage) - Harena's 401 line
  • 00-14-78-ed-e9-72 - TP-Link WLAN adapter (TL-WN510G)
  • 00-16-76-66-4D-D5 - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.105 on 2012-02-28
  • 00-19-DB-D8-BB-E0 - Rizzo, onboard (2009-12-17)
  • 00-19-e0-7a-79-a8 - TP-Link access point
  • 00-1D-09-61-6F-66 - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.121 on 2012-02-28 -- possibly Kathy's laptop?
  • 00-21-00-6F-2C-B1 - Mel's laptop ("TheDoctor")(2009-12-17)
  • 00-21-27-D3-2D-EC - TP-Link WLAN router
  • 00-23-15-72-7B-6C - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.114 on 2012-02-28
  • 00-26-B0-09-06-73 - Mel's iPod (2009-12-17)
  • 00-40-05-de-31-d7 - DWL-1000AP (v1A) - wireless router which was in the living room (LAN socket works properly)
    • moved to shelf over window, for outside access
  • 00-50-BA-5E-D3-97 - Beaker (2009-12-17)
  • 00-B0-D0-84-D2-67 - GuySmiley (2009-12-17)
  • 00-D0-59-B6-8F-35 - Floyd, onboard wired port (2009-12-17)
  • 00-D0-59-C8-88-BD - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.109 on 2012-02-28
  • 00-E0-18-AB-F4-8C - Bunsen (2009-12-17 - wooden computer)
  • 00-E0-4D-7F-5A-0D - Gonzo (2009-12-17)
  • 00-E0-98-A1-FB-47 - TRENDnet TEW-221PC WLAN PCMCIA card
    • illegible note seems to say "2006-03-06 works with Ubuntu"
  • 10-20-81-02-82-95 - ancient access point in office (not sure if this is actually the MAC ID); not currently in use
  • 2C-10-C1-67-F6-9F - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.117 on 2012-02-28
  • 94-63-D1-E4-61-A5 - unknown; showed up as 192.168.1.112 on 2012-02-28
wiki file: https://hypertwins.org/mw/index.php?title=MAC_addresses&oldid=16062