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I think what has happened is that the person has multiple devices, or is spoofing their MAC address. I have also verified on my phone, that I am not able to connect to my HT2000w anymore. In the Wifi Setting page, it no longer showed the phone at all, but in the Advanced Configuration page, it now shows my phone as disconnected. I then checked the two locations where devices will show up. My phone after a few minutes immediately disconnected. Once that has been verified, I went and enabled the Mac Filtering with a Deny rule for the MAC address on my phone. I have also verified the device is listed under the Advanced page settings of the HT2000w. I could see the network, but would get an authentication error immediately when trying to connect.Ģ: I disabled the filtering, and have connected my phone, then verified that the HT2000w sees my phone and that it's in the listed devices section of the Wifi Settings section. So, never tested this before, but decided I would give it a go, and detail what I have tested and found.ġ: I have never connected my phone to my HT2000w Wifi, so, I enabled the Mac Address Filtering and set it to Deny the MAC tied to my phone.
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