IP addresses are unique numerical identifiers for network devices. MAC addresses are unique hardware identifiers for network interfaces. Devices can have both private (LAN) and public (Internet) IP addresses
Tool searches database for MAC addresses and vendor names. Provides vendor details by MAC address or OUI number. Offers vendor-specific MAC address lookup functionality
MAC stands for Media Access Control Address. It's a unique identifier for devices on network interfaces. MAC addresses are built-in and unique for each device
MAC address is a 12-digit unique code for device identification. MAC address remains constant while IP address varies by network. MAC address contains brand and model information
Open Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (macOS/Linux) as administrator. Ping the IP address or hostname of the remote computer. Use arp -a command to view MAC address under "Physical Address"
MAC addresses are found using ARP protocol to convert IP addresses. Open terminal and run "sudo arp -a" or "arp -a". If no ARP entries appear, ping the target IP. Review ARP information using "sudo arp" or "arp -a" commands