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Sega
Region : Others
Model : RE200
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version : 3.14.2 Build 141020 Rel.51050n
ISP :
Hello Everybody,
I have the following problem:
I have bought three range extenders (type: RE200) and all of them make the same problem.
The Wired original MAC Address is (e.g.): 14-CC-20-45-BC -AC but on the network towards the router it sends the following (different from the original) MAC Address: 14-CC-20-45-BC -AD
If a device, for example an iPhone connects to this range extender which has an original MAC Address e.g. 85-EA-95-65-20-8B, then it shows towards the router the following MAC Address: 16-CC-20-65-20-8B
The problem is that the router uses the MAC Addresses to identify the devices and this way the router has to give two IP addresses to one device.
We have more range extenders in the house (type: TL-WA850RE) and these are working perfect.
Thank you for your help in advance,
SEGA
Model : RE200
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version : 3.14.2 Build 141020 Rel.51050n
ISP :
Hello Everybody,
I have the following problem:
I have bought three range extenders (type: RE200) and all of them make the same problem.
The Wired original MAC Address is (e.g.): 14-CC-20-45-BC -AC but on the network towards the router it sends the following (different from the original) MAC Address: 14-CC-20-45-BC -AD
If a device, for example an iPhone connects to this range extender which has an original MAC Address e.g. 85-EA-95-65-20-8B, then it shows towards the router the following MAC Address: 16-CC-20-65-20-8B
The problem is that the router uses the MAC Addresses to identify the devices and this way the router has to give two IP addresses to one device.
We have more range extenders in the house (type: TL-WA850RE) and these are working perfect.
Thank you for your help in advance,
SEGA
