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# 🆔 How to Find Your MAC Address on IPTV Devices

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### 🔹 MAG Box

**Steps:**

1. Turn on your MAG box
2. On the **main screen**, press the **Menu** button
3. Go to **Settings → System Settings → Device Info**
4. Look for **MAC Address (LAN)** or **MAC Address (Wi-Fi)**

> 💡 It should look like: `00:1A:79:XX:XX:XX`

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### 🔹 AVOV Box

**Steps:**

1. Turn on the box and open the **TVOnline** app
2. Press the **Menu** button on the remote
3. Select **Info** or **Server Settings**
4. Your **MAC address** will be shown near the top

> 🧭 It may also be printed on the bottom of the box itself.

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### 🔹 Dreamlink Box

**Steps:**

1. Boot up your Dreamlink box
2. Open the **DreamOnline (DOL2 or DOL3)** app
3. Go to **Settings → System Info** or **About**
4. Look for the MAC address listed there

> 🔎 Format should be similar to MAG: `00:1A:79:XX:XX:XX`

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### ⚠️ Tips

* ✅ Always provide the **LAN MAC address**, not the Wi-Fi one (unless instructed otherwise)
* ✅ Double-check there are no typos when sharing your MAC
* ✅ Do **not reuse** a MAC address already in use by another active device

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### 🙋 Still Not Sure?

If you can’t find it:

* 📷 Take a photo of the **bottom label** of your device — it’s often printed there
* 📞 Contact **StellarCastTV** Support for assistance


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