Guest network, security by using MAC address and not password.

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Guest network, security by using MAC address and not password.
Guest network, security by using MAC address and not password.
2021-01-07 02:57:55
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I have a Canon printer.  Previously had an ARRIS modem/router and not have the TP-LInk router.  ON the Arris I had to create a Guest network, which seemed to be always live, then use the Canon MAC address to limit that network to just the Canon.  This really worked nice or otherwise I always had to power down the printer and on again to get it to be active so I could print from Apple iphone or MacBook using regular 2G/5G networks that those Apple devices were on.   No, Airprint simply didn't work with the printer, even though that was supposed to be a feature of this printer.  NOBODY at Canon could assist with this issue.  I figured it out myself.  So, does this TP-LINK route have that ability to have an open SSID, but use MAC address to lock out anyone but my printer?    

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Re:Guest network, security by using MAC address and not password.
2021-01-07 18:16:28

@jgcool 

 

The guest network is able to be configured with or without a password. If you try to utilize the MAC filtering it will apply to the main network and not the guest network.

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