MAC prefix E4:6D:7F: Ciena Corporation
MAC Address Vendor Lookup: Find who made a network card from its MAC address (IEEE registry), spot randomized and virtual machine addresses, and convert formats. Paste many.
The first half of a MAC address is assigned by the IEEE to the company that made the network adapter, so it tells you
what a device on your network is: the Apple phone, the HP printer, the VMware VM. Paste one address in any notation, or
whole arp -a, ipconfig /all, DHCP lease or switch MAC table output. Phones and newer Windows,
macOS and Android versions often use random ("private") addresses, which no vendor owns; those are pointed out. Vendors
come from the IEEE Registration Authority's
public listings (59,125 assignments, downloaded 2026-10-27).
Try: VMware (00:50:56), Hyper-V (00:15:5D), Apple (3C:22:FB), Raspberry Pi (DC:A6:32), a 36-bit block (8C:1F:64:AF:A)
E4:6D:7F
Ciena Corporation
IEEE MA-L (large block, 24-bit OUI) E4-6D-7F, registered in US
All 32 prefixes registered to Ciena Corporation →
This is a vendor prefix; a full address has 12 hex digits.