MAC address vendor

AIRWAVE TECHNOLOGIES INC. MAC Prefix: Device Identity Unknown

Primary prefix
00:0D:DB
Block
MA-L

Summary

// what this is
Airwave Technologies is registered to MAC prefix 00:0D:DB in the IEEE OUI database. When a device's MAC address begins with 00:0D:DB, that block was registered by Airwave Technologies — the OUI identifies the maker of the network hardware, which is not always the brand on the device.
// analyst note
A MAC address beginning with 00:0D:DB matches the AIRWAVE TECHNOLOGIES INC. MA-L registry assignment. No device category is documented by the supplied evidence.
[ 01 ] — Context

About this vendor.

Updated  ·  Confidence: High  ·  2 sources  ·  How this page is checked

A MAC address beginning with 00:0D:DB is registered to AIRWAVE TECHNOLOGIES INC., but the assignment does not identify a device category or product. No supplied evidence independently documents this legal entity’s products, industry, website, or related vendors, so those details remain unknown.

The sole listed assignment is MA-L 00:0D:DB, a 24-bit prefix. For this exact prefix, the first octet is 00: its Group bit and Local bit are both zero. Addresses matching the prefix share those first 24 bits and have 24 remaining bits, allowing 16,777,216 possible suffix values. That is a mathematical address space, not a count of devices or shipments.

A match supports identifying the IEEE registry assignment only. It cannot establish a particular device, deployment, traffic prevalence, current vendor identity, or security state. RFC 7042 describes the 48-bit identifier structure and the Group and Local bit meanings; changing either bit changes the prefix and is not variation within this fixed assignment.

Device identity
Unknown; the assignment does not specify a device category. [Unknown] — https://standards-oui.ieee.org/oui/oui.csv
Country
Taiwan is indicated in the IEEE record address. [Confirmed] — https://standards-oui.ieee.org/oui/oui.csv
[ 02 ] — OUI prefixes

Assignments by IEEE.

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// registered prefixes1
  1. 00:0D:DBMA-L
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