Please feel free to contact us via our Contact Us page with any questions, improvements, requests, ideas, or anything at all you may have. Our current site will continue to operate without the API enabled and once the beta site goes live, all (correct) API queries will be backward compatible with the new website. We will get back to you with a link when the beta is live.

We have tested the new site a few times during off-peak hours and the results are extremely promising! If you would like to help test our beta site, please Contact Us and let us know you are interested in the beta. Most networked devices use Ethernet or Wi-Fi NICs and have 48-bit MAC addresses. This can be easily accomplished using MACLookup, which draws information from various widely recognized and reputable databases.

This tutorial shows how to use Wireshark's OUI lookup tool from within the Wireshark application, as well as how to do OUI lookup from any internet-connected device. MAC address 13.2 Wireshark 11.1 Organizationally unique identifier 9.2 Lookup table 8 Database 3.6 Hyphen 2.8 Compiler 2.6 Reverse DNS lookup 1.4 Compact. What does MACLookup do MAC address lookup is a straightforward process of searching for the manufacturer or vendor of a device's chipset based on its MAC address prefix. Since we have been subject to abuse of our API from several large companies and smart phone app creators who have incorrectly implemented our API, we have essentially been DDoSed for the past few months. In Wireshark, OUI lookup is part of the MAC address lookup function.

First we would like to thank all our loyal users, especially the ones who have donated!

Wireshark mac lookup