Does this extender support a MAC filtering whitelist?
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No, our extenders do not have a MAC filtering capability. Only our routers and access points have that capability.
660804
I have owned 2 macs and they both worked fine with my netgear router. It'll detect your network just like any other wifi device should.
1931938
I use this range extender with both my Apple MacBook and my ASUS Windows 7 PC.
2166107
Kind of an odd question, No. The idea behind an extender is that it sits in another room or area or a different floor, but can communicated with the router to "extend" the routers signal. Best of Luck!
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No. Or at least not easily. You can use the free foobar2000 (for Windows) or the £14.99 Dipper for Mac OSX to do it. This has been a bit of a disappointment for me, especially as "Playlists" appear in the X5's menu system
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Not entirely. Under Mac it doesn't support networks with WPA- or WPA2-Enterprise security, these only work under Windows. So you won't be able to connect to most modern company WiFis under Mac.
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In my case it works for 3 hours at most. Haven't checked if it shows the connected mac addresses.
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Here is some discussion on mac compatible:http://www.epizenter.net/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?199953
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I don't know. I haven't tried. It is in our new gymnasium and we may not have much need to try that. It won't be used a lot there. I have shut it off for now because when I turn my laptop computer on in the church it grabs the signal from the extender and it is slower because of the distance. I can always tell my computer to grab the signal from the router in the church.
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I don't know, let me start start there. But, you might want to check the firewall or port-forwarding settings. check also on the admin level (at the router's webpage) if the chromecast is even recognized. It's under "wireless", "security", and "MAC address". Something like that. See if you can see the MAC address for the Chrome device. Make sure it isn't blocked b/c of a MAC filter. Hope that helps
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Yes, our extenders do not have the DHCP server capability so that has to be managed by the network router or DHCP server.
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Not that I am aware of. My son researched and was okay with it for security. He is in that business. I found it much easier to set up wpa2 once I did the firmware update that I found. Also, running the set up on chrome didn't display correctly affecting my security setup. I ran it on Firefox with better results.
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It uses the same SSID. Don't know about MAC address filtering. Recommend anyone use a wifi analyzer to program an optimal channel on the router. Found conflicts with neighborhood channels after installation.
859239
yes. routers are not mac or pc specific. we have several of both in our house & it works well with all of our wireless devices.
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None that I know of. Likely limiter is throughput speed, but don't know what that rating is. Hope this helps.
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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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You probably have a protected network. Check your network settings to see if you are doing MAC filtering. If so, get the MAC code from your player (it is an option in SETUP) and enter the code into your router. I did this, and then the network was recognized. While you are at it, add the code for your DNS server if you have one. This helps speed things up. (BTW, if your network is having trouble finding sites, ask your ISP for the DNS codes.)