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  1. bigmog

    Mac Address filter ascii in the entry name

    Router: Asus R-AC66R Merlin version: 380.69 Something curious seen in the web console. The MAC filter list entries are getting acsii code (?) in them like this 78:FD:94:94:01:92&#38#38#38#38#38#38#62iPhone 5 (See photos in this google photo album for screenshots)...
  2. O

    Unknown user on Asus RT-AC3200

    Hello, first off let me start off by saying I bought this router for its parental stuff so I can cut times off and watch what my 3 girls are doing ect. Anyway, the house rule is we dont give out the password and I will create a guest one for a overnight fried ect if need be. Well for a few weeks...
  3. gatorback

    MAC ID Whitelisting Wired and Wireless connections

    CONTEXT ========= 380.58 on an RT-AC68U GOAL ===== I would like to only allow access to a whitelist of MAC addresses (wired and wireless). In Asus terms, it is the 'Wireless MAC Filter' tab under Wireless. Is it possible to expand the scope of the MAC filtering list to include any and all...
  4. J

    Broken mac address filter

    Dear all, Router : Asus N66W Firware : 380.61 (but issue had before then) When I updated firmware (also Asus firmware) then My mac address filter was broken i thought. The mac address text was broken and Coudn't Add new one, Edit and Delete. If I tried Some action then I logoffed by Admin...
  5. G

    ASUS Router in Repeater Mode - MAC Filter Not Working

    Hi! I have 2 RT-AC68U running firmware version 3.0.0.4.380.1842. One is the main router that is connected to the cable modem. The other is in the bedroom in Repeater Mode. I have the Wireless MAC Filter setup on the main router with a list on the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz. Even when I remove a device...
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