Hi I have log files that look like this 
Mar 14 14:54:13 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Station [re
+snet204-011.wireless]00022d33a500 Authenticated
Mar 14 14:54:13 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Station [re
+snet204-011.wireless]00022d33a500 Reassociated
Mar 14 14:58:14 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Deauthentic
+ating [resnet204-034.wireless]00022d250968, reason "Must Authenticate
+ Before Ass
ociating"
Mar 14 14:58:14 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Station [re
+snet204-034.wireless]00022d250968 Authenticated
Mar 14 14:58:14 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Station [re
+snet204-034.wireless]00022d250968 Reassociated
Mar 14 14:59:47 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Started dri
+ver for port "awc0"
Mar 14 14:59:47 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Started dri
+ver for port "fec0"
Mar 14 15:00:04 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Bound "AWC 
+Packet Router" protocol to device "rptr2"
Mar 14 15:00:04 10.70.204.11 Draper-1-01-office-01 (Info): Bound "AWC 
+DDP Protocol" protocol to device "rptr2"

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As you see the MAC address are not in':' or "-" seperated.

In the above case how do I find the MAC address

In reply to Regular Expression for MAC Address by amitubale
in thread Regular Expression for MAC Address by marius

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