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EX7000 connection on 5 gHz
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EX7000 connection on 5 gHz
After updating the firmware in my EX7000 and applying Fast Lane I cannot connect neither my ASUS laptop nor my Samsung Galaxy A3.
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Re: EX7000 connection on 5 gHz
What mode of Fast Lane did you select?
Do you have MAC filtering enabled on your base router? If you do, you will need to include the modified MAC addresses for your devices, from the extender.
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Re: EX7000 connection on 5 gHz
Thank You for answer.
I have a NETGEAR R7500 as base router. How can I se if MAC filtering is activated. I can see one MAC aress for the the router and one for the Internet port.
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Re: EX7000 connection on 5 gHz
Hi Matmyr,
Please see Access Control on page 51 of 170:
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/R7500/R7500_UM_22Jan2015.pdf
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Re: EX7000 connection on 5 gHz
I have not yet found that possibility.
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Re: EX7000 connection on 5 gHz
Hi Matmyr,
Can you please login to your R7500 and take a screenshot of what you do see on the interface under the "Advanced" tab?
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