Does your router show Magicjack?

conniemadagain · Post by **conniemadagain** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:11 am

When I look at my router I do not see magicjack listed ...

What does your router show?

At the same time I do not know the mac address ...

thanks

IvanJ · Post by **IvanJ** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:54 am

My router has a section called DHCP Client List and the MJ was listed as (null) and then the Mac Code. This is typical of many devices that do not allow you to name them.

conniemadagain · Post by **conniemadagain** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 11:15 am

IvanJ wrote:My router has a section called DHCP Client List and the MJ was listed as (null) and then the Mac Code. This is typical of many devices that do not allow you to name them.

I get N/A ... but I have 3 of them ... lol ... so no idea which one ...

Just don't feel like removing one at a time but I guess I will have to do so ... or just remove the jack I guess and refresh ...

thanks ...

conniemadagain · Post by **conniemadagain** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:24 pm

Well, i unpluged the jack and hit refresh on the router and NO change ..

Not going to be my day ...

dogcacher · Post by **dogcacher** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:30 pm

conniemadagain wrote:Well, i unpluged the jack and hit refresh on the router and NO change ..

Many routers keep their client table for a considerable time period. Do a power cycle or hit the reset button on the back to clear it.

conniemadagain · Post by **conniemadagain** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:34 pm

dogcacher wrote:
conniemadagain wrote:Well, i unpluged the jack and hit refresh on the router and NO change ..
Many routers keep their client table for a considerable time period. Do a power cycle or hit the reset button on the back to clear it.

good call

...

i thought about it but got other stuff connected so i am waiting to see if it will release it first ...

IvanJ · Post by **IvanJ** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 1:19 pm

You should have a Reboot Router selection within the router access that will clear the Client List of all but those connected.

Paul777 · Post by **Paul777** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:27 pm

When I look at my router I see flashing lights and two antenna.

conniemadagain · Post by **conniemadagain** » Sat Dec 17, 2011 12:07 am

IvanJ wrote:You should have a Reboot Router selection within the router access that will clear the Client List of all but those connected.

I did but no change unless it thinks it is an andriod as that was the only thing that fell off the list ...

I plugged it back in and nothing changed ...

weird ...

conniemadagain · Post by **conniemadagain** » Sat Dec 17, 2011 12:08 am

Paul777 wrote:When I look at my router I see flashing lights and two antenna.

that is a giant ant ... clean up those crumbs !!!

xpablo · Post by **xpablo** » Sat Dec 17, 2011 3:19 pm

Go to your router and look for DHCP Client table or something to that effect, dchp clients. and look for the MAC Address starting with : 6C:33:A9:XX:XX

That is your Magicjack!

I added mine to DMZ because of dropped calls.

conniemadagain · Post by **conniemadagain** » Sat Dec 17, 2011 7:16 pm

Right ON!!! That mac you gave was the key !!!

It is now safely in my reserved list ...

thanks ... never new what the start of the mac address was until now ...

xpablo wrote:Go to your router and look for DHCP Client table or something to that effect, dchp clients. and look for the MAC Address starting with : 6C:33:A9:XX:XX

That is your Magicjack!

I added mine to DMZ because of dropped calls.

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