Where can i find the internet/wan mac address?
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First type "http://192.168.1.1/" into your browser. Next leave the username blank and enter the password "admin" into the login field. You will come to your routers settings page and if you click on the "status" tab on the far right you will see your internet MAC address listed below. Hope that helps.
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If you're talking about any driver S/W you should be able to download it from the Macally web site. Call their tech support if you can't find it. Can't recollect if there was even a CD or driver, don't think so now that I think about it.
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Obviously you have no network experience. The only thing that ever goes into the WAN port of your router is your modem. Every device that you want to connect to the Web go into 1 of the 2,4,6,8 Local ports on router to be routed to the Web.
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You define the WAN port through configuration. It was easiest for me to set port 1 as the WAN port, but any of the five can be configured as the WAN.
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how are you connecting, one to one in bridge config. if so you need the MAC address for each programed into the other.
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Go to the icon that shows a lower case "e" with a yellow ring around the left side of the blue "e".If you have wi fi available, just double click on the left hand button of the the mouse or the built-in mousepad on your computer (right below the qwerty keyboard). That should get you to the internet.
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Is it even possible to have a network adapter without a MAC address, I don't believe so.
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Hey Mr. Samuel, perhaps, but not easily. The "scripts" are setup to use the McTiVia as wireless gateway and the ip address is configured during setup. You might be able to redirect it to another McTiVia unit but I am pretty sure it will not be easy. Lee running on a Mac
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In linux it's is easy just run lsusb and dmesg from a command prompt It will give you the exact chipset and revision#. In windows go to control panel --> System and Security--> System--> Device Manager (has a shield)--> check under Comm Ports it will usually show what chipset it is. Don't have a mac but I think they lump com ports into networking??
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If you have it on a network with WiFi and you own a smart phone, download an app called Fing. This app will scan your network and discover everything on it. You can then match the MAC address of the device to the IP address. When you know the IP address just type it in the address bar of your browser to get its web page.
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Aqui la respuesta... http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Balanceo_de_carga_mejorado_atrav%C3%A9z_de_multiples_gateway_(wan)
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I just checked the User Guide and there's no mention of anything Mac. Sorry!
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According to the product's manual you can allow/deny Internet access for up to 32 MAC addresses.
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This is a switch, it doesn't know or do anything with IP addresses. It routes using MAC addresses. I think your problem is something else.
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Not sure about a Mac as I use it on Windows pc. It is a fax modem when connected to a phone line. To talk via internet you only need the software in your pc/mac with a headphone mic which allows this, such as Google Talk/phone, skype, etc.
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syncs through my.pogoplug.com to device on your home LAN thats connected to your WAN...
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You may create static dhcp entries (mac addresses and ip addresses). It does not appear to have further dhcp functionality.