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In the web interface at orbilogin, if I go to Basic/Internet Setup, it shows the router MAC address ending in :8A. Yet, if I go to Advanced/Router Info, it shows a MAC address for the router identical except the last digits are :89. Does the router have two MAC addresses or something? I have not seen this before.
In the web interface at orbilogin, if I go to Basic/Internet Setup, it shows the router MAC address ending in :8A. Yet, if I go to Advanced/Router Info, it shows a MAC address for the router identical except the last digits are :89. Does the router have two MAC addresses or something? I have not seen this before.
In the web interface at orbilogin, if I go to Basic/Internet Setup, it shows the router MAC address ending in :8A. Yet, if I go to Advanced/Router Info, it shows a MAC address for the router identical except the last digits are :89. Does the router have two MAC addresses or something? I have not seen this before.
Of course, thanks! Is the MAC address :8A under Basic/Internet/Router Address the WAN MAC, and Advanced/Router Information :89 the LAN MAC (since it is right above the 192.x.x.x internal IP address)?
Of course, thanks! Is the MAC address :8A under Basic/Internet/Router Address the WAN MAC, and Advanced/Router Information :89 the LAN MAC (since it is right above the 192.x.x.x internal IP address)?
Yes. You can also see the LAN MAC displayed for your Router's 192.x.x.x internal IP address with "arp -a" (this command also works in Windows cmd.exe). I use Advanced in orbilogin.cmd, where ROUTER INFORMATION shows all the LAN info and the LAN MAC while INTERNET PORT shows the WAN info and WAN MAC.
