Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router "accept mac address" Questions

...accept mac address I purchased a toshiba laptop and when I entered the mac address the router would not accept it stating invalid address. The mac address is something like: 70:1A:0D:F5:1A:01 not ...

...mac address i could not get the router to accept it. I kept getting an improper device name mesage. Does the wgr614 not support ipods or is there some other identifying number on the ipod that i ...

...accept connections from previously stated mac addresses. I never had to do such a thing for my wireless printer, but this could be the problem. Usually wireless printers just ask for a security code ...

...MAC address to be allowed to access the router. What could be wrong and what is the solution? (note that I followed the use of legal characters required) The MAC address is a 12 digit number. This ...

...MAC address in the corresponding field. I see the full address consists of six pairs of two characters each, separated by a colon. However, I can progress only as far as the first four groups. Is it ...

...accept those connections whose mac address has been saved on the router,and those whose mac address is not saved ,even if providing the password it wont connect,till u add the mac address of the ...

...accept only those MAC's, so no other computer can make proper contact with the router, and so with u;re network ... but again, check the manual, u should find all u have to do to secure u're network ...

...MAC address unless required by your ISP. Enter a DNS Address if you do not wish to use the one provided by your ISP. Primary/ Secondary DNS Address- MTU- Enter an MTU value only if required by your ...

...accept mac addresses only, so I had to go into the wii set up page, get the mac address, and tell my router it was ok to communicate with it (allow it access to internet). You'll also have to turn ...

...accept the new MAC address of the router. After the modem has been unplugged from the power for 15 to 20 minutes, plug the Ethernet cable of the router into the modem and plug the power cord back in ...