Locate your operating system below and enter the appropriate command to locate your HOSTID or Hard Drive Volume Serial Number. You will need to email this information to us in order to create a license file that enables our software to run on your computer.
Windows - Ethernet address
Open a DOS window by using Start>Run. Enter "cmd" into the prompt. This will open a DOS window. Command: ipconfig /all
Look for:
Ethernet NIC
Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : NN-NN-NN-NN-NN-NN
Example result: 00-A0-24-94-E1-28
Windows - Disk serial number
Another option is to locate your hard drive serial number. Open a DOS window by using the directions listed above. Use the command: dir /w/p (note the space between “dir” and “/w/p”). Look for the “Volume Serial Number is” phrase. Record this number in its entirety, making sure to remove the hyphen between the numerals.
Example Result: 1CA25283
AIX (RS/6000, PPC) - 32-bit hostid
uname -m, returns 000276513100
remove last 2 digits, and use remaining last 8 digits
Example Result: 02765131
uname -i and convert to hex, or prepend with #
Example Result: 778DA450 or #2005771344
/usr/sbin/lanscan
(station address without leading `0x')
Example Result: 0000F0050185
Linux - Ethernet address
/sbin/ifconfig eth0, returns HWaddr 00:40:05:16:E5:25
remove colons
Example Result: 00400516E525
SGI - 32-bit hostid
/etc/sysinfo -s, convert to hex, or prefix '#'
Example Result: 69064C3C or #1762020412
hostid
Example Result: 170a3472