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Second character in this mysterious MAC address is a 4.

Thanks for the call out! What looks too good to be true often is! Hopefully this can be part of a future firmware update!

Once you select "enable wireless MAC filter", you can select whether you'd like to create an "accept" or "reject" list. I created a reject list and added this MAC address, but lost wifi to all devices. As far as checking Network Map > Client Status (or Network Map > Client List), this MAC...

I need to try this now! Been wondering if there is an easy way to bring everything in my network to 2.5gbe, and this may allow me to do it for around $200 (cost of an unmanaged 8 x 2.5gb switch + USB 3.0 to 2.5gb Ethernet)!

See original post… i already tried blocking the mysterious MAC address via “wireless MAC filter” reject list, and when I applied the changes, both bands of WiFi went completely down. No wireless devices were able to connect until I reversed this filter. I had to plug directly into the router via...

I have tried disconnecting from my network, disabling MAC randomization, airplane mode, and even turning off my phones. Also, iPhones show up as 2(AX) devices, not 3(b). So I am pretty sure it it not due to any of the iPhones in the house (no iPads). Also, i have tried the basic troubleshooting...

Checked this as well, and the MAC addresses that the iOS devices are using are accounted for and correct.

I've gone room by room in my house several times to make sure there are no other IoT / wifi-enabled devices, or even electronics, that I am overlooking. I've even checked to see if any of my appliances were wifi-enabled that i was unaware of. It could be a neighbor's IoT device that isn't...

Always the exact same MAC address. And I’ve tried switching SSID and it followed. Not so much worried about it as a threat at this point as I am annoyed by the constant logs and figure it must be wasting resources if it’s constantly authorizing and deauthorizing.

Good question, but no. It does not look similar to any other MAC addresses from devices currently or recently on my network.

My bad - fixed.

In my General Log, I see many reported events of an unknown MAC address being authorized and deauthorized every few seconds: Mar 2 21:09:26 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(505): eth6: Auth D4:A6:51:30:C4:94, status: Successful (0) Mar 2 21:09:28 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(469): eth6...