| Three
ways to identify you network card. |
| 1. |
If
your Network card has label which
is called an OUI (Organizationally
Unique Identifier) as below example.
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Then
you need the first six characters,
which in the example is
00104B and is pictured
below. |
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Next,
type first 6 characters
in the OUI from your Network adapter
in the form below and click Start
Search, the form will return the
manufacturer from a search of
the OUI database maintained and
administrated by
IEEE
Standards.
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OUI Number
Enter the OUI ID located
on your adapter
to obtain company
information. The
first 6 characters
are the OUI code. |
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| 2. |
You
can also use the FCC
ID Search
to locate your manufacturer.
An FCC ID number example (6MNC62E33B)
is shown below: |
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| 3. |
Lastly
you can try a generic network
driver for your operating system.
The best generic driver to try
is the "NE2000 Compatible"
driver which is available under
the company "Novell/Anthem"
in Windows 95/98/NT. |
