HTC Trophy MAC address?

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Topic # 73624 17-Dec-2010 19:23
Does anyone know where I can find the MAC address on an HTC Trophy? Thanks... Move along... nothing to see here...

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Reply # 418633 17-Dec-2010 19:34
could look in your wifi router 's device menu while htc trophy is connected to it and find out that MAC address. Microsoft\|Outlook\|Skydrive\|Windows Live Admin Center\|Skype\|Office Web Apps\|Office 365\| Windows Phone\|Windows 8\|Xbox\|Hyper-V\|Office2013\|Bing\|Security Essentials\|Server 2012

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Reply # 418634 17-Dec-2010 19:36
billgates: could look in your wifi router 's device menu while htc trophy is connected to it and find out that MAC address. Thanks for that - I have been googling around and that seems to be the consensus. Yikes! Move along... nothing to see here...

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Reply # 418641 17-Dec-2010 19:57
dpw: billgates: could look in your wifi router 's device menu while htc trophy is connected to it and find out that MAC address. Thanks for that - I have been googling around and that seems to be the consensus. Yikes! hopefully soon someone will find out secret code to enter diagnosis mode for HTC wp7 like on samsung wp7. Have so much more access on my samsung focus now. battery information in %, mac address, enable disable 3g, 2g, edge etc Microsoft\|Outlook\|Skydrive\|Windows Live Admin Center\|Skype\|Office Web Apps\|Office 365\| Windows Phone\|Windows 8\|Xbox\|Hyper-V\|Office2013\|Bing\|Security Essentials\|Server 2012

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Reply # 427567 16-Jan-2011 08:59
Has anyone found a solution to this over the last month? My WiFi is MAC locked, so I can't get the device on until I know the MAC?

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Reply # 427569 16-Jan-2011 09:11
lyonrouge: Has anyone found a solution to this over the last month? My WiFi is MAC locked, so I can't get the device on until I know the MAC? The general consensus, which is also what I did, seems to be just try to connect to your WiFi. Your router/AP's interface will tell you a certain device is trying to connect - unless there are other hackers knocking on your WiFi that device is usually yours. The UI usually has a facility to allow and add that device to the Allowed list. Failing that, temporarily disable MAC address filtering. Once your device is connected it will appear on the list of connected devices - then you just need to identify which one is your Trophy. Move along... nothing to see here...

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Reply # 427576 16-Jan-2011 10:21
Hmm, maybe you've not seen my LAN diagram ;-)