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1. • • If your router MAC filter is enabled, the wireless device will not be able to get the IP address through EX6120 or EX6000. To allow this wireless device to access the internet, you must add the translated MAC address into the router.
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     EX6000/6120 Wi-Fi Extender FAQs - NETGEAR Support

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   Can you change the MAC address of a Wi-Fi extender?

   • What you may need to do is replace the extender with a Wi-Fi router. All modern Wi-Fi routers can change their MAC addresses. The downside of using a router is that it will introduce a second layer of NAT, which may break some applications, like games. They may, however, still work. You may simply have to try it.

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   Can I use an extender with a Wi-Fi router?

   • Even if you could, it would not help because extenders use multiple MAC addresses. The extender has its own MAC address and there is a virtual MAC address for each device connected through the extender. The virtual MACs would still be blocked by the router. What you may need to do is replace the extender with a Wi-Fi router.

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   How do I add a MAC address to my extender?

   • Enter admin for the user name and password for password. Go to Network Devices. This will show all the devices that are connected to your extender. Go to your main router user interface and add all of the MAC Addresses beginning with 02:0F:B5 under the MAC Address Filtering or Access Control List section.

   How do I connect devices to my extender if MAC Address Filtering or

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   How do I connect devices to my WiFi extender?

   • To connect devices to your extender: Disable the Access Control List feature or the MAC Address filtering on your router. Turn ON the extender and connect all the devices to your extender network. Make sure that the router LED link remains lit. Launch a web browser and type: www.mywifiext.net or www.mywifiext.com in the address bar.

   How do I connect devices to my extender if MAC Address Filtering or

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   Why can't I connect devices to my extender?

   • This is because the MAC Addresses connected to the extender will be translated to different MAC addresses on the main network, therefore they will be blocked from getting internet access. To connect devices to your extender: Disable the Access Control List feature or the MAC Address filtering on your router.

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   Can Wi-Fi routers change MAC addresses?

   • All modern Wi-Fi routers can change their MAC addresses. The downside of using a router is that it will introduce a second layer of NAT, which may break some applications, like games. They may, however, still work. You may simply have to try it. If you are on tour, then come back safely.

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4. forums.tomshardware.com › threads › connecting-aConnecting a switch to a Wifi extender | Tom's Hardware Forum

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   Jul 12, 2018 · It is an access point. You should put the switch before (in the same room) the access point, and any wired device connect to the switch. All the wired and wireless devices will share gigabit...

   • If you have an ethernet connection back to your primary router, it is not an extender. It is an access point. You should put the switch before (in...
   • It is only a temporary solution, and I have tried to be 3 gamers connected to the extender wirelessly, where the extender is 5GHz (Receive) > 2.4 G...

5. community.tp-link.com › en › homeDevices connected to Extender are showing wrong MAC addresses

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   Oct 28, 2019 · I have an Archer C1200 and a TL-WA830RE range extender. All devices connected to the range extender, appear using the range extender's MAC address. when viewing the list of connected devices, on the router's web page or Tether app. DHCP is turned off in the range extender.

6. kb.netgear.com › 23568NETGEAR WiFi Range Extender Frequently Asked Questions

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   Jun 2, 2022 · The wireless device MAC address is translated to another MAC address when the wireless device connects to the extender. To allow the wireless device to connect, you must add the translated MAC address into the router.

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   Nov 29, 2015 · What you may need to do is replace the extender with a Wi-Fi router. All modern Wi-Fi routers can change their MAC addresses. The downside of using a router is that it will introduce a second layer of NAT, which may break some applications, like games.

8. kb.netgear.com › 25714 › How-do-I-connect-devices-toHow do I connect devices to my extender if MAC Address ...

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   Jul 16, 2022 · To connect devices to your extender: Disable the Access Control List feature or the MAC Address filtering on your router. Turn ON the extender and connect all the devices to your extender network. Make sure that the router LED link remains lit. Launch a web browser and type: www.mywifiext.net or www.mywifiext.com in the address bar. A pop up ...

9. superuser.com › questions › 586901Does a Wi-Fi range extender create a separate network?

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   When you're connected to the extender, the extender has to impersonate you to the access point. This means your hardware address will be seen as the extender's hardware address on the original network and your own hardware address on the extender's network.

10. superuser.com › questions › 1755863Range extender with 2 almost identical mac addresses on the ...

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    Dec 2, 2022 · On the wifi router I see 2 entries for my tp-link range extender with the same IP. One is with the correct MAC and I see the IP v4 and the IP v6. The second entry is with the same (correct) device name, the same IP v4 but a slightly different mac address (the first couple is not 00 but 02, the rest is equal) and I see 2,4 Ghz (in the first ...