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• All Linksys routers allow a wireless mac filter?

  Hello

  Looking to upgrade my current router E4200. It allows me to set up a wireless MAC filter. This feature is available on all Linksys routers?

  Thanks in advance

  Stu

  Hi, stuart253. Yes, it is a common feature of security on Linksys routers.

• E3200 and wireless MAC filter will not accept the recent MAC formats

  When I go on the web interface for my Linksys E3200, Wireless > Wireless MAC Filter and try to add the MAC to my new laptop computer to work, the user interface returns an error which is the MAC address in the wrong format. I have triple checked the address and I tried adding several times without success.

  Looking at the address, I'm guessing that the beach is not what the user interface has been programmed to accept because it starts at a much higher range. The first 3 bytes of the MAC address is: 1 c: 3E:84:xx:xx:xx

  My wireless router is E3200 with Firmware Version: 1.0.04)is

  Is there any place on the site Web of Linksys I can drop a ticket?

  Never thought it would be a browser problem. I'll have to keep that in mind.

  The computer I was access to the admin of the router UI wasn't in the wireless MAC filter - highlights the filtering MAC wireless had a list of authorized Mac not refused.

  I think that the problem was because I have 6rd IPv6 configured. Some time after the validation, I needed to update the PPPoE password and got the same error. Disabling (cancellation of the configuration) IPv6 6 Dr allowed me to update the PPPoE password successfully. I've not yet returned and re-activated the MAC filter.

  Thanks for the suggestions!

• MAC filter list giving problems on EA6500 with bridge

  Hello

  installed a router EA6500 and WUMC710 bridge.

  I tried using the MAC filter option and included all my wireless devices, including the WUMC710 bridges.  The MAC filter works great for wireless computers and smart phones.

  It also works for bridges, the bridge is accessible from the network and can be opened for installation.  However, all devices connected to the bridge are considered to be wireless devices.  No, problem, can live with that.  For example, included the MAC addresses of these devices (Media Player, desktop,...).

  Even when I've included these devices, attached to bridges, they cannot access the network or accessed via the network.  For some reason, the router seems to make a difference between wireless devices, directly attached to the router and devices are connected to the WUMC710 bridge.

  When I do not use the MAC filter, the devices work properly.

  With my old router / bridge configuration, I never knew that the devices connected to the bridge where the as wireless devices.

  Someone at - it experience with this problem?  Is this a problem with the gateway or router?

  MAC addresses that you enter for the devices connected on the WUMC710 should be the LAN mac addresses. You must also include the mac address of the WUMC710 instead of just the mac address of LAN wireless. It is the way in which the bridge is designed to work if you have the mac address filtering is enabled in the router. Got this info from this link: http://homecommunity.cisco.com/t5/Access-Points/WUMC710-MAC-Address-issues-when-using-MAC-Filtering/....

• WRT600N - Wireless MAC Filter Table will not retain MAC for the Droid 2 phones

  Hello

  I have a Linksys WRT600N router and I succumbed adding our new Motorola Droid 2 to the MAC table on the Wireless Security tab.

  It allows access if I disable MAC filtering wireless and appears on the list of clients, but when I try to add the customer list or manually enter the MAC table, it does not retain it when I save it. The only thing that seems different from the MAC standard is the 1 byte

  (F8:7 B: 7 A: 76:98:22 is the MAC of my phone).

  I don't want to leave my network open and prefer to avoid using a WEP key if possible.

  Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong or is this a bug? Y at - it a firmware update I have to apply to this effect in my MAC filter (current version is 1.01.36 build 3)?

  Oh and I'm not worried about hackers if as much as deterrence of neighbors stealing my bandwidth. To implement the keys on all my devices was too much time to consider unless a last resort. MAC filters make it also easier for me to add guests fairly quickly.

• MAC filter via ACS for SSID using WPA2 PSK

  I HAV a SSID using WPA2/PSK for the safety of the L2. I would like to add filters mac via an external radius server. I just finished the configuration of the mac via external RADIUS Filter, but it does not work. PSK is supported with an external filter MAC? I am running the latest 6.X on the controller

  I came across this problem on a controller of 5508 using v6.0 - something (6.0.182 I think). Turns out be a fixed a bug (CSCta53985) in 6.0.188. Updated to 6.0.188 and used successfully ACS 5.1 for MAC filter with WPA2 PSK SSID.

  See the 6.0.188 release notes http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/release/notes/crn6_0_188.html#wp605409

• HOWTO to Setup wpa2 + aes + psk with mac-filter WLC 4402 (RADIUS)

  Hello

  I'm trying to Setup wpa2 + aes + psk with mac-filter (RADIUS) on WLC 4402 (6.0.182), with Lap - 1142

  on security, the value L2 security wpa + wpa2 and make sure MAC filtering

  Uncheck the WPA

  check the WPA2, AES, TKIP to unckeck

  Mgmt PSK auth key

  PSK ASCII marker

  L3 no

  Uncheck the political web

  AAA servers

  Select enable accounting radius server server

  It's work fine, when I use WEP with mac-filter (radius)

  but when I select WPA2 is it fail and no newspaper both WLC server and RADIUS

  Is this limitation or bug...

  Thanks in advance for your help

  This sounds like it should work.  Maybe your client likes not wpa2/aes or does not match the PSK.  I would try to associate with this same configuration, but without enabled mac filtering to try to identify the problem.

  -John

• Need to disable the wireless MAC filter to see other computers

  I have two machines Windows 7 connected by wireless-N for my WAG160N. Often, I find that, although the two computers can see the network, they do not have the other. I can temporarily fix this by disabling, then by reactivating the filter MAC wireless. Any suggestions welcome

  Try the following steps:

  # Open the browser and in the address bar type 192.168.1.1 which will open the gateway configuration page.

  # Then click on disable SPI Firewall Protection Security tab, uncheck the box filter anonymous Internet requests...

• Update Firmware of WRT610N KILLED access to all computers in the MAC filter

  Last night I noticed that my firmware version 2.00.00 and Cisco site was an upgrade for me (ver. 2.00.01.15). Believing the upgrade would improve my router, I downloaded and installed.

  Now ALL devices whose MAC address has been entered into the router can not access the Internet. They can connect wireless and access and administer the router, but router Internet access bars without worrying about the time.

  What's worse, the screens used in the browser interface for the management of the MAC version 2.00.00 addresses have disappeared with the new update, so there is NOTHING I can do to fix it myself.

  And in case it wasn't annoying enough, the feature that allow me to control when devices could have access to the Internet when the router is now completely disappeared in the new firmware update, so even if we get this fixed a problem, we want more This Cisco / Linksys router because it no longer has a feature that we regarded as a MUST HAVE when we bought it , and a reason didn't buy us other routers.

  I hope I'm wrong, but there also seems to be no way to return to the set of features that we had before the (so-called) "upgrade" cabinet

  We are a large family (7 children), and everyone has to lease a desktop, plus laptop, Tablet PC or ipod touch - some of us have all of the above.

  On the 2.00.00 version of my router I'm diligently entered the MAC addresses of all devices in one of the 3 groups so that we can control the time that the devices of children can access the Internet. A group controlled the days of the week, other weekends of two control groups.

  Once again, with the firmware 'upgrade', function to access real-time controling Internet disappeared.

  So now that I have a house full of children in panic, try to complete school projects on a laptop that the MAC address was never entered into the router - the same computer we have laptop I had to take them to access this forum to plead for help.

  Help! Someone! Please, I beg you!

  (Note to mod: under the guidance of the compliance of the directive.)

  Once that all firmware upgrades you must totally discount the router by pressing the reset on the back for 30 seconds then release.  Wait 10 seconds and cycle power to the router.  Now, you have to completely reconfigure the router from scratch.  Let us know.

• MAC filter with autonomous access points

  Hi all

  A very simple question... I want to create local wireless networks using autonomous APs for the first time. I know this can all do with a trivial way controller, but this project can't stretch to that...

  • Can I use MAC filtering on autonomous APs to restrict clients associate?
  • I think that it will be 1240AG devices, but I guess the answer is the same for all models?
  • Can I mix MAC filtering with WEP/WPA? And use MAC filtering without encryption?

  Thank you!

  Paul

  PS. I know filtering MAC is terribly weak, but it is a requirement here...

  Yes, you can:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/access_point/12.2_15_JA/configuration/guide/s15filt.html#wp1034987

  Stupid requirements.

  Thank you

  Chris

• record numbers in iCloud drive on my Mac, filter the other apps

  I like to use the Finder as a starting point to find and open documents.

  I added a sidebar favorite "iCloud drive.

  It shows the files I put in place and some docs that I moved to this location

  BUT

  He shows no subfolders for 'Numbers', 'Pages', "TextEdit", records that have been created automatically and used as storage location by default when you use the corresponding software / application.

  ARG! These records show on the web, iCloud.com and within the limits in the apps on the window to open.

  How / can I see them on my Finder pane permanently?

  Go to the Apple menu > System Preferences > iCloud > iCloud Drive, click Options, and check in front of page numbers, etc. These files should then manifest in iCloud drive in the Finder.

• MAC address and P1102W

  This is my first post here.  I just bought a new P1102w printer.  I put it up to use USB.  Now I want to use wireless, but I use a MAC filter through my router.  I think I found the MAC address of the printer.  He was under the hardware address and 12 characters.  I entered in my router.  Now how I swtch USB wireless?  I tried to read the manual but couldn't find it.  I did unplug the USB cable and press the wireless button, but nothing happened.  I tried to print a page but nothing printed.   Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you

  First of all, MAC filtering is not an effective security measure, and it makes your difficult to manage network.  Read more about it here.

  Start by unplugging the USB cable between the printer and the PC.  If you use Windows: start > all programs > Hewlett-Packard > [your printer model] > add a device.  When he asks, choose a network device and follow the instructions.

  If this does not work, download the latest version of the software for your printer from the "Support & drivers" link at the top of this page.

• WiFi Mac address

  I was wondering if someone took the time to look at the Mac address of WiFi. I use a MAC filter on my router here at home, so I was going to plug it in, but that there is no Mac address.

  Mark is that done on purpose?

  Thank you

  Scott

  Settings > about phone > status > address MAC WiFi

• MAC filtering with guest network

  Hello, I have E4200v2 of Cisco, and after someone hacked password of my router, I was forced to activate a white list of MAC filtering. Problem is that I also like to activate a network of comments so my small business clients could still connect to the wifi, without acceding to out to home PC (and drink our bandwidth).

  Is this possible? Thank you.

  1. make sure that disable WPS.

  2 change the router password on the Administration page to guarantee something.

  3 make sure to disable remote management.

  4. set WPA2 Personal with a new strong password.

  5 disable the feedback network.

  That will protect your network. Piracy is not possible unless someone passes the WPA2 password or have access to the router and ethernet ports.

  The MAC filter won't help you. MAC addresses are transferred, are easily picked up and not cloned.

  If you want to activate the guest network you must accept the fact that other computers connect to your guest network and try to access the internet from there. They manage unless they know the password, but still, they can connect to the guest network because it is not protected. Only access from the network invited to the internet is protected.

  He must also accept the fact that you can "drink your bandwidth. If you do not like who don't offer guest access.

• IPad wi - fi MAC address not "MAC address" according to the Linksys router

  WRT55AG 2.0:

  Failed to save the MAC address of my new iPad wi - fi MAC filtering table.  Upgrade to the latest firmware, but still does not work.  When I try to record, I get a pop-up that says: "not a MAC Address.

  If I disable the MAC filtering, the iPad can be accessed via the router and the router shows the good MAC iPad in the customer table wireless, but I much perfer to have enabled MAC filtering.

  1. the MAC address filter is not a problem. It's a joke. As I have said before: the MAC addresses are always transferred not encrypted. If someone tries to penetrate your WPA2 protected wireless network, it is necessary to capture a lot of wireless traffic to crack the password. By the time it is cracked (who is supposed to be very difficult and time consuming if the password is good) the hacker knows all the MAC addresses that are accepted for your wireless network.

  2 No. more isn't always better. Are three locks on your door better than two? Ten are better than two? Why have you not 10 locks on your door? The longer the better? It's more, but the impact on you is much more important than the impact on an attacker. WPA2 with a strong password is like putting a stone wall think 100feet for protection. It is very high and very difficult to 'jump '. Filtering of MAC addresses is like putting another small 5 inch thin barrier in front of the wall. The longer the better? Anyone that can fly over the wall will easily get over the fence. The greatest effect of the fence, it's that you will sometimes fall on it because you have forgotten. Compared to WPA2 security with a password strong MAC filter is simply not useful.

  3. the same for the SSID broadcast. Leave it active. The SSID is always transferred unencrypted over the affair with the access point. Any malicious person can easily find your SSID. In addition, it is easy to force a device associated to re-associate. With the right software, it takes a few seconds to learn the SSID. And even with SSID broadcast disabled, him access point always sends a signal of ELT. This means that the existence of your access point is immediately visible. Just the SSID is not transmitted with the tag.

  4. the disabled SSID broadcast technically breaks the wireless standard. Problems with wireless clients are common.

  5. the hidden SSID will be also the batteries in your wireless devices: wireless device always must actively try to connect from the hidden SSID. There is no other way to find out whether there is in the range. If you have ten networks hidden in the list of your wireless device wireless networks will try these ten networks frequently to see if one of these is in the range. In other words, it will try to connect to the hidden SSID and see if anything responds. If you do not connect to any hidden SSID (i.e. all the wireless networks in your list are broadcast) then it is very easy to find out whether a network is within reach: the device has to do is passively listen to the signals from the tags. There is no need to send anything until a known SSID is within reach. Then only the wireless device will try to associate with the SSID.

  So: don't hide your own SSID. And stay away from the other SSID hidden. Do not associate those or don't forget to remove from the list of preferred networks prior to departure. This will allow you to save a lot of battery power...

  To summarize: your neighbor who doesn't know computers would have a problem with broadcast SSID disabled or filtering of MAC addresses. But your neighbour do not know how to use a software to crack a wireless anyway. Anyone who is sophisticated enough to try a good attack on a protected network WPA2 will have no problem with the SSID broadcast or filtering of MAC addresses.

  And if it is an automated attack the SSID and MAC address is detected automatically. The broadcast SSID and MAC address filters are issues for you. They are not problems for any aggressor.