#Blacklist mac address on wifi full

Most people don't need QoS and have a bunch of VOIP phones, etc at home. I almost returned mine based on the other review here, but after digging that review didn't know the hardware offloading option. MUST ENABLE hardware offloading for ER-X gigabit speed.ĥ57 people clicked 'helpful' a thoughtful, but misguided review.Īfter installing this little switch and get into the 192.168.1.1 interface, hit CLI (command line interface). The top review on Amazon explains a tweak to get that performance out of the ER-X:

#Blacklist mac address on wifi full

Glad it's working! You shouldn't need to sacrifice any mbps - it can do full gig. As of now, I can't seem to find much luck since Google doesn't allow MAC spoofing.Įven though this is an edge case, has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestions? Since I don't want to give in to 'the man' and buy their internet plan or pay $20/month for a router, I've been looking for some workarounds. Tried plugging my laptop directly to the ethernet cord in the wall, no internet.Īfter spending 2+ hours with the Google support team and doing some research, it seems that Verizon is purposely blocking MAC Addresses so that you buy their services separately from what the building as already purchased in bulk. Plugs in another router (building-owned, available for rent, $20/month) and the internet is works fine. Suddenly, it was reading no internet for the modem (since I'm in an apartment building, its just plugged into a wall).īuilding manager comes by to check it out. Moved into my apartment about 4 months ago and purchased a Google Wifi.