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You must type 02:0F:B5: first, then type the last six digits of your
MAC 2 address aer.
For example, if your MAC 2 address is C4:04:15:5F:20:AC, type
02:0F:B5:5F:20:AC in your router’s MAC filter table.
11. Convert the extender’s MAC 1 address and add the new MAC 1
address to your router’s MAC filter table.
For more information, see the extender’s user manual.
12. Convert the first two hexadecimal values in the extender’s MAC 1
address to binary.
See the extender’s user manual for the conversion table.
13. Toggle the second-to-last digit of the binary code to 1 or 0.
If the second-to-last digit is 1, toggle it to 0. If the second to last
digit is 0, toggle it to 1.
14. Convert the new binary code back to a hexadecimal value.
See the extender’s user manual for the conversion table.
15. Replace the first two hexadecimal values in the old MAC 1 address
with the new value you converted and add the new MAC 1 address to
your router’s MAC filter table.
For example, if your old MAC 1 address was C4:04:15:5F:20:AD, your
new MAC 1 address is C6:04:15:5F:20:AD.
16. Enable the router’s MAC filter, wireless access control, or ACL.
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