What is my MAC address?

I already know how to find my MAC address and IP address by locally
using "ipconfig" in windows 2000..

Alternatively I can use http://www.ipchicken.com/ to find out what
IP address I am broadcasting. But is there another web site or remote
tool out there that can also report what MAC address i am
broadcasting?

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Thanks,
McCool

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On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 14:48:32 -0800, McCool wrote:

But is there another web site or remote
> tool out there that can also report what MAC address i am
> broadcasting?

As I misunderstand it, your mac address is supposed to be stripped out
of the header at the first router (your gateway)

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, McCool wrote:

> Alternatively I can use http://www.ipchicken.com/ to find out what
> IP address I am broadcasting. But is there another web site or remote
> tool out there that can also report what MAC address i am
> broadcasting?

Huh? Your MAC address doesn't make it "out there" (on the
Internet). It's strictly a local thing.

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In comp.os.linux.networking, McCool uttered the immortal words:

> I already know how to find my MAC address and IP address by locally
> using "ipconfig" in windows 2000..
>
> Alternatively I can use http://www.ipchicken.com/ to find out what
> IP address I am broadcasting. But is there another web site or remote
> tool out there that can also report what MAC address i am
> broadcasting?

Seeing as you've crossposted to a Linux NG and I'm reading this in a Linux
NG I'll give a Linux answer: /sbin/ifconfig.

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Andy.