In order to connect an Internet of Things (IoT) device to the UConn network, you must register your device by providing the device's MAC address. Every network-connected device has an IP address and a unique MAC address that identifies it on the network. This article covers how to find the MAC address on devices commonly registered with ITS.
Gaming Consoles
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At the home menu, go left to select Settings, and then choose Network Settings Select Settings and Connection Status List. Scroll to the bottom area to find the MAC Address.
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Finding the Wired MAC AddressClick on the Spotlight icon the Apple Icon in the top right-hand corner of the screen and type in Network Utility. Select Network Utility from the drop-down menu. To determine the Wired MAC Address, select Ethernet from the network interface drop-down menu. The device’s MAC Address will be listed under Hardware Address.
Finding the Wireless MAC AddressClick on the Spotlight icon in the top right-hand corner of the screen and type in Network Utility. Select Network Utility from the drop-down menu. To determine the Wireless MAC Address, select AirPort (or Wi-Fi for OSX 10.7 and above) from the network interface drop-down menu. The device’s MAC Address will be listed under Hardware Address.left and go to System Preferences Click Network Go to the Network adapter you wish to find the MAC address for. Your computer will have a different wired and wireless MAC address Click Advanced… in the bottom right Click Hardware and the MAC address will be listed
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Smart Devices
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Plug in your Google Home. Download and open the Google Home app on your phone or tablet. Select your Google Home from the list of nearby devices, and press Set Up. Accept the prompt to allow your phone to connect to Google Home. Enter the location of your Google Home, and press Continue. The wireless MAC Address will be listed at the bottom right corner of the screen.
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