In Windows 10 there's a very simple command, to find the physical address of an assigned IP-address.
For this, you simply need to open a console window by typing CMD.
Once in the console, type the following command:
For this, you simply need to open a console window by typing CMD.
Once in the console, type the following command:
C:\>arp 172.16.1.11 -a
Knowing that 172.16.1.11 is the IP address from the printer, you will get the following output:
Interface: 172.16.3.145 --- 0xd Internet Address Physical Address Type 172.16.1.11 00-50-56-a4-68-d0 dynamic
So in this case, you have now found the physical address: 00-50-56-a4-68-d0
This is the MAC address of your printer's network-interface...
An alternate way is -assuming the printer is connected to a router- you can access the router's administrative control panel- you can verify all connected devices. Each active device, as well recently connected devices, should list the IP address as well as the MAC address.
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