MAC address BC:EA:FA: manufacturer Hewlett Packard
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Testar grátis 14 dias →The MAC address BC:EA:FA (or BCEAFA, without separators) identifies a device made by Hewlett Packard. Here is what that means and how to recognize devices on your network.
Who owns the MAC starting with BC:EA:FA?
The first three blocks of a MAC address form the OUI (Organizationally Unique Identifier), a code the IEEE assigns to each manufacturer. The prefix BC:EA:FA is registered to Hewlett Packard. Any device whose MAC starts with BC:EA:FA (for example, BC:EA:FA:1A:2B:3C) was made by this company.
Which devices use the prefix BC:EA:FA
Hewlett Packard works in computadores e impressoras. A device with a MAC starting with BC:EA:FA is usually something like notebooks, servidores e impressoras HP. Confirm by the device name on your network.
What it means to see this device on your network
Knowing the manufacturer helps identify what is connected to your Wi-Fi or company network. A Hewlett Packard MAC you don't recognize could be a legitimate device (a phone, a TV, a camera) — or one that shouldn't be there. Hewlett Packard has 150 MAC prefixes registered with the IEEE (see others under "Read also").
How to see every device and vendor on your network
Looking up one MAC vendor at a time is tedious. Sentinela, by PC Monitor, automatically maps every device on your network, shows each one's vendor by MAC and flags suspicious devices and connections — running on your Windows. Meet Sentinela.
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Perguntas frequentes
Who owns MAC address BC:EA:FA?
The prefix BC:EA:FA (BCEAFA) is registered with the IEEE to Hewlett Packard.
What is the OUI of a MAC address?
It is the first three blocks of the MAC (6 hex digits), which the IEEE assigns to each manufacturer.
Is every BC:EA:FA MAC from Hewlett Packard?
Yes. Any MAC starting with BC:EA:FA was assigned to Hewlett Packard by the IEEE, though the final product may be sold under another brand.