Netgear Advanced Wireless Security using a MAC filter
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@EmptyWalls100 Why do you care about others network? leave it alone IMO.
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In my router it asks Source and Destination MAC addresses unlike yours which asks only MAC address...what should i do..
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is there anyway i can block a mac address from using the wifi and not blocking anyone else? even with a password
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I'm at my dad's house right now and someone has an unsecured wireless router.
Default password and login.
Is there any way to message the person?
I thought of doing this MAC filtering as the router shows the IP and MAC address of his/her computer after I couldn't find a printer on his network to print him or her a warning that their internets isn't secure.
What are the implications of enabling MAC filtering and locking people out except for the one device?
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Wireless key, you mean putting a password on my wifi network right. Im sorry im not too technical in these things. I just learn along the way. If its password i dont know how other users in the house gets it. I got intruders here and i want them to stop using my internet for free.
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@theyXXcallXXmeXXkyle I don't think you can on 360 and ps3.. Just buy a ethernet wire.. its ALOT faster than wireless, and much better for gaming
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Thanks you! this was peferct information for me to understand and get it to work!!
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i am trying to get my xbox 360 in the network of my mac...how do you even get to the thing where you enter your mac address?
someone please help
is it only for PCs? i only allow 3 PCs and some portable devices to connect. will it work if i add these portable devices to the card access list?
klownzter05 2 months ago
@klownzter05 Yes. You can lock it down by any MAC address. The easiest thing may be to just use a complicated wireless key instead.
wfcastle33 2 months ago