http://www.dimensional.com/findmac.html Finding your MAC address Windows Windows 95/98 Windows NT Macintosh With Open Transport (Includes Mac OS 8+) With MacTCP Unix Solaris/SunOS Linux FreeBSD HP-UX To support encapsulation of EUI-48 values within a small subset of the EUI-64 values, the first four digits of the manufacturer's extension identifier shall not be FFFF16 or FFFE16. Thus, the 64-bit values of the following form (where 'x' is a arbitrary hexadecimal digit) are never-assigned EUI-64 values: ccccccFFFEeeeeee16 (an EUI-48 extension) xxxxxxFFFFxxxxxx16 (reserved by IEEE/RAC) The letters 'c' and 'e' represent hexadecimal digits and show how the EUI-48 value can be unambiguously encapsulated within the EUI-64 value; the 'c' and 'e' digits represent the company_id and extension-identifier portions of the EUI-48 value respectively.
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