crimsonbytes
New Around Here
Hi guys,
I wanted to report a bug where the firmware misidentified my Motorola phone (D4:63:C6 mac prefix) as an "Apple iPhone" in the clients list. Since I do not have an iPhone, I immediately thought that someone had somehow gained access to my network. So I added the mac address to the wifi reject filters and went through an exercise of changing my already randomly generated password to a new one.
When I finally noticed my phone was no longer able to connect to the wifi a couple of weeks later, I was digging until I noticed that the mac address I was filtering was my own - not some iPhone's.
Can this be corrected so that only Apple iPhones show up as Apple iPhones? It will go a long way to preventing unnecessary security scrambling for folks like me that don't even have a single apple product.
Thanks!
I wanted to report a bug where the firmware misidentified my Motorola phone (D4:63:C6 mac prefix) as an "Apple iPhone" in the clients list. Since I do not have an iPhone, I immediately thought that someone had somehow gained access to my network. So I added the mac address to the wifi reject filters and went through an exercise of changing my already randomly generated password to a new one.
When I finally noticed my phone was no longer able to connect to the wifi a couple of weeks later, I was digging until I noticed that the mac address I was filtering was my own - not some iPhone's.
Can this be corrected so that only Apple iPhones show up as Apple iPhones? It will go a long way to preventing unnecessary security scrambling for folks like me that don't even have a single apple product.
Thanks!