MAC (OUI) Database #
Description #
This application contains a database of Organizational Unique Identifiers (OUIs).
OUIs are the first 24 bits of a MAC address (Bluetooth or Ethernet) and the list is managed by the IEEE.
With this application you can see which company owns a MAC (e.g. 00:09:2D
for HTC), or vice versa see which MAC addresses a company has registered.
Before you can use this application, you will need to download a copy of the OUI database. To do that press Menu->Update DB
. I refresh and upload this database weekly.
In the next few days I will release a windows application which can be used to create that database so you can update it manually.
For more information about OUIs see here: http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/public.html
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Screenshots #
Notes #
- Before you use this application, you need to download a copy of the OUI Database. To do that, Press Menu->Update DB. Keep in mind it is about 0.5MB.
- To perform a wildcard search, use the percentage sign (%). So typing “HT%” will search for all items which start with “HT”.
- The search is case insensitive.
- In the MAC field enter only the first 6 characters of the MAC you are looking for. You can still enter less if you use a wildcard. Any delimiter symbols (such as : or -) will be automatically removed.
- For more information about OUIs see here: http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/public.html
Changelog #
- v0.1.0 First public release
- v0.1.1 UI Fixes, fixed DB sanitisation bug, added better error messages.
- v0.1.2 More UI fixes.
- v0.1.3 Added “Hide” button. Changed SD card DB name to android_oui.db3.
- v0.1.4 Changed minimum OS to 1.6 to support larger screens, fix for FC on DB download.
Permission Explanation #
INTERNET
: Used to go on-line and download the updated database.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
: Used to check if the device is on-line and using which interface.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
: Used to write the database to the SD card.
Download #
- To download the application you’ll need to go to the Android Market and search for “MAC (OUI) Database”.
- Alternatively, use an application like Barcode Scanner to scan the QR code below (or click on it from your Android device):