The Help Desk can be reached by calling 21 or by submitting a ticket through the Request Help tab on the Information Technology Services website. Please contact the Temple University Help Desk if you have any questions or experience any issues. This combination of 12 letters and numbers make up your device's MAC address.

In the Advanced menu, scroll down to the bottom (you may have click view more) and look for MAC address at the very bottom of the page.

In the Wi-Fi/WLAN menu, tap Advanced in the top-right corner of the screen (You may have totap the three vertical circles or the MORE button in the top-right corner of the screen for the Advanced option).

In the Connections /Wireless and networks menu tap Wi-Fi or WLAN.

As you can see from the list, the device with 01-00-5e-7f-ff-fa is IP ADDRESS 192.168.56.1 so I can ping that device now. If you want to use Wi-Fi to connect your PC and AiMesh router instead of network cable, on your PC, search the network name (SSID) of your AiMesh router and.

I am using windows 7 for this tutorial, so I will use windows DOS terminal. Connect your PC to AiMesh router with a network cable: turn off Wi-Fi on your PC, and then use an Ethernet cable to connect the one of LAN port of your AiMesh router and your PC.

to run the arp utility, open your command terminal. In the Settings menu tap the Connections /Wireless and networks area, You can find MAC address on the following devices: So what I can do is run the arp command.Tap on the Settings icon (looks like a gear).Swipe down from the top of the screen with two fingers.Thanks to all who contributed, it is appreciated although I still fail to understand why it has to be so complicated and difficult to support, I support 400 plus routers in multivendor mpls meshes and don't have the level of difficulty.Please follow these instructions to find the MAC Address of your Android phone or tablet: Cloned PlusNet router mac address to ASUS router - It worked !!!Ĭan now work from home and meet employers security requirements. Back home plugged original PlusNet router in - It workedĨ. Took both routers to work and connected to our xDSL service, no changes made other than login/password - Both worked fineĦ. Changed password again and waited over night to try again - Did not workĥ.

Plugged in original supplied PlusNet router - Did not workĤ. Plugged in TP Link router - Did not work (CHAP authentication issues as per ASUS router)ģ. Changed password again this time to letters and numbers - Did not workĢ. To get to a workable state here are the lengths I went too.ġ. Router has now connected after a very protracted numbers of attempts and the evidence all points towards so weird issue in the way PlusNet handle the account logon and maybe caching mac addresses. So yes my bad - posted in the wrong forum !! - Should have been fibre.

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