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On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 5:11 PM, j. daniel moylan <moylan at alioth> wrote: > i have a family member trying to access my netgear mr814 > access point, which is set up to accept connections only > from known mac addresses. > > the new computer has built in wireless and is running > windows7. how can i determine the mac address of that > computer? i've fumbled around in the windows menu and not > found the magic place. > Bear in mind that it is easy to spoof MAC addresses, so this doesn't offer much in the way of security if that is your goal. WPA/WPA2 with a nice, strong key will do the most comprehensive job of keeping unwanted people off your wireless network.
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