HP Mac Address Manager 1.1

HP Mac Address Manager is an enterprise utility from HP that gives IT administrators predictable control over the MAC address a PC presents on wired networks. It standardizes the network identity across the system’s integrated Ethernet and supported external adapters—such as USB and docking-station NICs—by cloning or passing through a designated MAC address. This helps prevent disruptions to authentication workflows, DHCP reservations, NAC policies, and asset tracking that depend on a stable MAC address, especially in docking and hot-desking environments.

Key capabilities:

• MAC Address Pass-Through from the system’s embedded NIC to supported HP docks and USB-C/Thunderbolt Ethernet adapters
• Policy-based configuration with BIOS/UEFI integration on select HP commercial platforms
• Persistent behavior across reboots and device connections
• Support for enterprise deployment and centralized management through standard PC management tools
• Diagnostic information to help troubleshoot network identity issues

Typical use cases:

• Maintaining a consistent wired network identity when users move between docks and workstations
• Preserving 802.1X posture, DHCP reservations, and NAC assignments tied to a MAC address
• Streamlining asset tracking and help desk support

Compatibility and requirements:

• Available on select HP commercial notebooks and desktops with compatible BIOS/firmware and supported HP docks or Ethernet adapters
• Supports Windows 10 and Windows 11; feature availability may vary by model
• Not intended to manage wireless (Wi‑Fi) MAC addresses

For details on supported platforms and deployment guidance, consult HP’s documentation or your HP representative.

HP Mac Address Manager is developed by Hewlett-Packard and is used by 14 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 1.0 and 1.1.

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