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How to find a MAC address

MAC address on an PlayStation®2

Install the network adaptor according to the instructions found in the installation guide or on the PlayStation2 Network Adaptor Web site
Turn on the PlayStation 2 and load the Network Adaptor Startup Disc
Press X to enter the ISP Setup. The ISP Setup will start to load
Press X to continue. Your PlayStation will search for the network adaptor
After the network adaptor has been found, press X to continue
Press X again to continue. Wait while the data is accessed
Select NEW and then press X to continue
Type a name for you ISP setting.
When asked is you currently subscribe to an ISP service, select YES and press X to continue
For connection type, choose HIGH SPEED CONNECTION (CABLE OR DSL) and press X to continue
Select AUTOMATIC SETTINGS and press X to continue
When asked if you ISP requires a User ID and Password, select NO and press X to continue
When asked if your Internet Service Provider requires you to input a DHCP Host Name, select NO
Unplug your ethernet cord from the PS2, and press X to continue and wait while the network connection is tested
Do not press X or Triangle. Press Select to see the error message. The network connection test failed window appears.
The Network Adapter/MAC address will be displayed (see picture). Write down the address. It contains 12 numbers and letters (i.e., 00 0F 1F 05 20 02)

For further informatio, visit the Official Web Site at Playstation.com.

Updated: Monday, July 14, 2008

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