on most linix and maybe just mac platforms just
cat /proc/net/arp
will show you the active hardware address
in windows you'll probably have to do all sorts of api hoop jumping to find it...
a simpler way might be to run
ipconfig /all
using the freeprocess mod and and parse the output
(I'd be tempted to do the same for linux too)
could a mac user tell me if you can
cat /proc/net/arp or some similar
they do have a command line on mac's dont they :o)
cat /proc/net/arp
will show you the active hardware address
in windows you'll probably have to do all sorts of api hoop jumping to find it...
a simpler way might be to run
ipconfig /all
using the freeprocess mod and and parse the output
(I'd be tempted to do the same for linux too)
could a mac user tell me if you can
cat /proc/net/arp or some similar
they do have a command line on mac's dont they :o)