From: watcombeman@yahoo.co.uk   
      
   On 5 May 2023 at 07:07:35 BST, "David Taylor"   
    wrote:   
      
   > On 04/05/2023 21:28, John Hill wrote:   
   >> How can I find out the MAC addresses of an iPad and an iPad?   
   >>   
   >> John.   
   >   
   > John,   
   >   
   > For a Wi-Fi connection, click on the connected service, and you get "Wi-Fi   
   > Address", which is its MAC address.  I can't see a way to check the Bluetooth   
   > address, but it /may/ be very similar excepting the final byte.   
      
   Thank you both. I'm trying to identify an "Unknown" device that appeared on my   
   WiFi network at the same time as the iMac. Its MAC address is   
   9A:2F:9C:8D:63:83, which is down as No Vendor Assigned.   
      
   Aren't Apple devices supposed to identify themselves when they join a network?   
   I seem to remember that they used to. Perhaps there is a button for this, too!   
      
   John.   
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