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I have a PC with dual cores, it has two MAC addresses : 00-1D…. & 00-21…..
Are these IDs for the two cores ?
If I want to get hold of a unique ID for this PC, how to get it with a Java call ? Maybe there is something in Java like “System.getId()” ?
Frank
MAC stands for Media Access Control. The MAC address usually represents a unique id for your network adapter(s). You must have two network adapters in your pc (LAN, WLAN?).
Have a look here this describes how to get a unique system identifier in JAVA:
How to get a unique computer identifier in Java (like disk id or motherboard id)
And .NET:
http://sowkot.blogspot.com/2008/08/generating-unique-keyfinger-print-for.html
Michael