Ian, I had a look. My LAN router does not have any "trusted workstations " option. I think I shall go the MAC address route and just add machines as required.Originally Posted by IanF
Ian, I had a look. My LAN router does not have any "trusted workstations " option. I think I shall go the MAC address route and just add machines as required.
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Not sure exactly how to obtain that particular phone's mac. Maybe try this: http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/...AC/td-p/341837
Or as the 4th posts states: Turn of mac access on your router (TEMPORARILY) ... connect with only your phone to the wireless. Open the config page(s) on a PC connected through the cable and browse to a page showing active connections (sorry it depends what model / make AP router you've got). This should show the mac and what IP is assigned to it through the router's DHCP.
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Martinco (19-Jan-11)
Fantastic !!!! You are a star. Got the MAC via the web instructions
Martin Coetzee
Supplier of Stainless Steel Band and Buckle and various fastening systems. Steel, Plastic, Galvanized, PET and Poly woven.
We solve your fastening problems.
www.straptite.com
You may never know what results will come from your actions, but if you do nothing, there will be no results... Rudy Malan † 05/03/2011
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