grabbad.blogg.se - Convert mac address to device

That's just a slice of my Ubiquiti network map which presently has 91 IP addresses on it between clients and network devices. I'm what you'd call "network proud" and the same principle applies to how I manage my IP things: Look at your other addresses on the connection list page to see one within the correct number range that is available), and that MAC address from your Nook.ġ0.You know how some people are what you'd call "house proud" in that they like everything very neat and organised? You walk in there and everything is in its place, nice and clean without clutter. If it is not there, scroll to the bottom and hit New Static Connection. Enter a host name (no spaces), the IP address that you want to use (be sure that it's a valid address. If it is there, press the Edit button (the notepad with the pencil) and click the box that says static IP.ĩ.

Look for your Nook's MAC address on your list. Hit the button that says Connection ListĨ. (This part is router specific but if you can figure out where this information is in your router, the steps should be the same) Go to Advanced -> IP Address Distributionħ. Go back to the main settings page, go to Device Info, About Your Nook, and locate the Wi-Fi MAC addressĦ. Click on your network within wireless settings and "Forget" the networkĥ. Go to your router's IP address (you may have to call your cable provider to obtain this if you don't have it or simply connect through the computer wired to the router)Ĥ. Nook WiFi Connection Issues & Verizon Actiontec Routerġ. Instructions below are from B&N's website:

Nook has a known issue that they have posted on their website

add the nook's mac address to the list address.

select enable access list and accept device below.

go back to wirelesss mac addresses, on the wireless settings advanced security options.

log backin to router (if you were logged off).

go through procedure to get NOOK to connect.

Default userid is ADMIN and password is the serial number of router The following may vary a bit depending on Router model, but on my Actiontec An easy alternate way to get would be to turn off mac filtering and get the nook to connect, then copy the mac address that shows up as connecting into the filter list and turn back on mac filtering. Part of the question would be which Nook if you want to look it up on the NOOK itself. If however you turned on MAC address filtering then you need to know the NOOK's MAC address and add it to the router. If you used the defaults you don't need the mac address.