![]() for /f - Loop command against the results of another command.find - Search for a text string in a file & display all the lines where it is found.An A-Z Index of the Windows CMD command line - An excellent reference for all things Windows cmd line related.Note in a batch file every % must be replaced by %%. %~a is used to remove the quotes from the string, leaving: F0-BF-97-62-95-5Dįinally variable MAC is set to F0-BF-97-62-95-5D: set MAC=%~a Returns the 3rd token (value) from the comma delimited string as follows: "F0-BF-97-62-95-5D" The string is passed to the for command (by using the ` (backquote) character together with usebackq: for /f "usebackq tokens=3 delims=," %a in (`string`) do Now we use the for command to extract just the MAC address from the above string. The third (comma delimited) value is the MAC address. ![]() ![]() "Connection Name","Network Adapter","Physical Address","Transport Name" Output: (using getmac /fo csv /v and wifi hotspot OFF) So, how can I collect only the address corresponding to Ethernet via command prompt? Also there are some virtual MAC addresses-like Microsoft Virtual Wi-Fi hotspot NIC-which shows only when wifi hotspot is on. I use ipconfig /all or getmac /v to get all NIC physical addresses.īut the problem is, generally a computer has more than one NIC card. ![]()
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