I believe a WRT54G has two MAC address's, one for wired and one for wireless. True? They differ by 2, Wired ends in nn:nn:nn:nn:nn:11, wireless ends in nn:nn:nn:nn:nn:13. Router says MAC:nn:nn:nn:nn:nn:12! How where do I change this?
You can not change MAC addresses. They are set for each manufacturer. You will have a MAC for the WiFi module and a MAC for each switch port. That is actually how switching works between routers (yours and SBC's).
Most units allow you to spoof a MAC so your router can look like another device. For a Linksys that is in the management web page (usually 192.168.1.1) under the advanced tab, then look for MAC addr. clone.
You cant change the mac addresses they are like our ss#'. You can how ever clone your pc's mac to your router. I have several differant routers that I use. one at a time to change my mac addresses.
I just started using the Clear WiMax Home Internet service and attempted using my Linksys WRT54G...
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I just started using the Clear WiMax Home Internet service and attempted using my Linksys WRT54G Wireless Router, but it does not seem to connect. The Linksys is set up for Verizon DSL service ... do I need to change the settings in the router? A connection from my Motorola WiMax modem directly to my computer works fine.
i have a wrt54gs v7.2 that i was told had been smashed. i opened it up and found 1 of the capacitors...
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i have a wrt54gs v7.2 that i was told had been smashed. i opened it up and found 1 of the capacitors had been crushed so i replaced it with 1 of the same value. i plugged it in and got nothing so i looked the board over real hard to find that "u6" had a chunk blown out of it. i would like to replace this and get this router in working order once again