Mac address 74:22:BB:AA:62:03

[zandcruise22]

Hi, can anybody help me out to fine the 11 digit code from this lan mac address 74:22:BB:AA:62:03. Thank you much.

 

[Dan_W]

Forgive me if I've completely missed the mark, but I wasn't aware of there being an 11 digit MAC address. Ordinarily, they are 12 digit hex addresses (as the one you've provided above). According to this MAC converter, the only MAC address notation in numerical format is 15 digits in length (link)

 

[Joe4]

I am a little confused. What does this question have to do with Microsoft Access (the forum in which this thread is posted)?

 

[zandcruise22]

Forgive me if I've completely missed the mark, but I wasn't aware of there being an 11 digit MAC address. Ordinarily, they are 12 digit hex addresses (as the one you've provided above). According to this MAC converter, the only MAC address notation in numerical format is 15 digits in length (link)

Thank you so much for the info. I just want to get the code generated from that mac address to access my administrator panes in my wifi modem. 11 digit number is needed to access my router.

 

[Joe4]

OK, since this does not appear to be a Microsoft Access question, I am moving it out of that forum and into the "General Discussion & Other Applications" forum.
This is the place to post questions like these.

 

[Dan_W]

Wifi routers don't ordinarily use a device MAC address as an admin access password - especially when they are, as standard, 12 hex digits long. I suppose looking at the address you provided, you could on one view say that the 0 is implicit and so can remove it, and then try inputting the remaining 11 digits as the password? Otherwise, I'm not sure how you get 12 hex digits to convert to 11 numerical digits. Sorry.