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Find MAC address using AIX

Submitted by jasonslater on October 21, 2008 – No Comment

To locate the MAC (Media Access Control) address (in the form ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff) using AIX use the command:

netstat -v |pg

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Look for the section starting ETHERNET STATISTICS (interface) – underneath this will be the Hardware Address. This netstat command may return more than one entry – to identify the appropriate interface use the command:

netstat -i

This command will list the interface name, network, and address. The interface name should match the one presented above.

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