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getmac

Display the MAC addresses of a system. More information: https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/getmac.

• Display the MAC addresses for the current system:
   
  getmac
   
• Display the details in a specific format:
   
  getmac /fo {{table|list|csv}}
   
• Exclude the header in the output list:
   
  getmac /nh
   
• Display the MAC addresses for a remote machine:
   
  getmac /s {{hostname}} /u {{username}} /p {{password}}
   
• Display the MAC addresses with verbose information:
   
  getmac /v
   
• Display detailed usage information:
   
  getmac /?