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Remote Access MAC address entries.
Thank you for understanding. My current router does provide list access and restriction for wired and wireless devices, and its 64 entry limit is shared by all 6 networks, so enabling the guest networks does not provide any help. My setup at my office (8 servers, 6 webservers, 34 workstations)...- traxman813
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Remote Access MAC address entries.
As I said in an earlier post, the "remote access" label is how MY router (a TP-Link) refers to the MAC address filter. I know it is NOT actually remote access. I an a 35-year HP LAN-WAN technician who is looking for a router with a MAC address with more than 64 entries. I maintain a network...- traxman813
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Remote Access MAC address entries.
I know that Asus and Linksys routers all seem to have 32 entries. We have more smart devices in our home than that BEFORE we start on phones, tv's, and computers! Cannot believe that no manufacturers would include bigger list capabilities, as most smart homes have many devices, and we also...- traxman813
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Remote Access MAC address entries.
Mixture of wireless and ethernet. We use the MAC filter to deny access to the internet from the router and have a whitelist of MAC addresses which are allowed to log into the router and then use the internet. This action is referred to as "Remote Access" in the setup of the router Security...- traxman813
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Remote Access MAC address entries.
Are there any currently available routers capable of accepting a Remore Access table "white list" of more than 64 allowable MAC addresses? (Not asking for device connections or users, just allowed MAC entries in the configuration section). We have more than 40 smart devices in our home BEFORE...- traxman813
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