From Additional Settings, select Advanced Settings.Go to the System area of the Xbox Dashboard and select Network Settings.The MAC address is the 12-digit number at the bottom-right corner of the Network Settings screen.From the Settings screen, select Network Settings.
From the Xbox Dashboard, choose Settings.Turn on your Xbox console with no game disc in the disc tray.The MAC address of the Wii console is displayed on the first line.From the Wii Channel menu, select "Wii Settings" (the round button on the bottom-left of the screen with "Wii" on it).From this area, we can get the MAC Address (Wi-Fi).On the XMB, arrow up to the very top until we see the XMB Menus.This screen will display your PS3's MAC address.From the PS3 main startup screen (XMB), select Settings.While you are at this screen, the MAC Address is at the bottom. At the Advanced Broadband Settings screen, make sure Automatic is selected.
At the connection screen, select Advanced and press X to continue.Select Automatic Configuration and press X to continue.
For connection type, choose Local Area Network (LAN) and press X to continue. The ISP SETUP will begin to load, and you will be presented with a license agreement. Once it has loaded, select ISP Setup and press X. Power up the PS2 and load the Network Adaptor Startup Disc. Common Gaming Consoles - How to Determine the MAC Address of the Device When migrating from WiFi gaming to wired Ethernet, make sure the game console WiFi is disabled, plug in the Ethernet cable and restart the gaming console. This cannot be done on the Enterprise WiFi. If you use your gaming system on WiFi and experience issues, be aware that ASU Student Housing rooms wired Ethernet connections are specifically optimized for gaming systems. Issues experienced should be reported to the ASU Help Center, but the University cannot promise that the system will have the same online performance as on a private home network. Note: The ASU network environment is not guaranteed to work with all gaming platforms. To register your device, please see How Do I Use the ASU MyDevices Portal to Register My Network Devices? Note that some devices requiring a lower data rate such as the Nintendo Wii and older Playstation consoles cannot connect to ASU wireless networks and must connect via a Wired Connection using an Ethernet cable. Then connect your device to the wireless ‘ asu guest’ network. This is a unique hardware address for your system and registering it will associate it with your ASURITE ID. If you need to connect your console to wirelessly, you will first need to register its wireless Media Access Control (MAC) address with ASU. To connect an Xbox, Playstation, Wii, or any other internet-enabled device to the ASU network it is recommended that you connect via a wired connection using an Ethernet cable.
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