Extender can't connect to internet if there is MAC filter in the router
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I have RE200 working properly, but when I add MAC filter to my router and include the externder MAC to the filter whitelist, it loses the connectivity to the router and no internet is available at all.
Is there any trick?
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Please refer to instructions & FAQ here to set up Mac filtering:
- Disable Mac filtering/ Access Control feature on your router
- Turn ON the extender and connect all the Wi-Fi devices to your extender network.
- Login Range extender web page and find the *virtual Mac of your devices as FAQ above
- Go to router web and add 1) RE 's mac 2) ALL the Mac address beginning with RE's Mac addresses on router Mac filter/ access control list
e.g. If RE Mac is 50:C7:BF:1B:ED:C6, add all the Mac addresses with 50:C7:BF into router settings
( for dual-band range extender: add both RE's 2.4GHz & 5Ghz Mac addresses
How to find Mac of WiFi work: on Windows computer, open cmd window, put in netsh wlan show interfaces. The BSSID is the Mac address of your Wi-Fi network )
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Eventually I fixed the problem by adding 2 MAC Addresses i got from the wireless statistics, But it would be easier if it was written on the BOX.
Thank you very much
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Please refer to instructions & FAQ here to set up Mac filtering:
- Disable Mac filtering/ Access Control feature on your router
- Turn ON the extender and connect all the Wi-Fi devices to your extender network.
- Login Range extender web page and find the *virtual Mac of your devices as FAQ above
- Go to router web and add 1) RE 's mac 2) ALL the Mac address beginning with RE's Mac addresses on router Mac filter/ access control list
e.g. If RE Mac is 50:C7:BF:1B:ED:C6, add all the Mac addresses with 50:C7:BF into router settings
( for dual-band range extender: add both RE's 2.4GHz & 5Ghz Mac addresses
How to find Mac of WiFi work: on Windows computer, open cmd window, put in netsh wlan show interfaces. The BSSID is the Mac address of your Wi-Fi network )
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Eventually I fixed the problem by adding 2 MAC Addresses i got from the wireless statistics, But it would be easier if it was written on the BOX.
Thank you very much
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Hello @HabibKaghas
Thank you for updating the solution here ,glad to hear that Mac filtering now works !
I will pass along your suggestion of whitening both Macs of RE for our team further evaluation.
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