where do go to place mac address on router null

That depends on your router, usually under the advanced or security settings area

this depends on your router and what interfaces have been made available. on most routers go to the administration IP and log in as admin then go to advanced and look for MAC Filtering. be careful typing in the MAC, if you are not used to it, it is easy to not realize any mistake you make. Also look at the Roku instructions for what you actually need the MAC filtering to do. In other words are you allowing or disallowing functions based on MAC address or are you trying to route specific traffic by MAC address. It can make a difference in what section of your routers configuration you access.

This is under your wifi settings on your router, you mostly likely have this set to Deny All and have to manually add the MAC in to access the device.

your routers ip should be 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 if you are using a combined modem/router. while there you can look at network connections to figure out the mac of the roku or you can probably find it in the roku somewhere in settings. then while on the router you have to find out where it assigns ips based on mac and input the ip you want it to always be if thats what you are trying to do.

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That depends on your router, usually under the advanced or security settings area
Answered by LAnfixer 8 years ago
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this depends on your router and what interfaces have been made available. on most routers go to the administration IP and log in as admin then go to advanced and look for MAC Filtering. be careful typing in the MAC, if you are not used to it, it is easy to not realize any mistake you make. Also look at the Roku instructions for what you actually need the MAC filtering to do. In other words are you allowing or disallowing functions based on MAC address or are you trying to route specific traffic by MAC address. It can make a difference in what section of your routers configuration you access.
Answered by Mike 8 years ago
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This is under your wifi settings on your router, you mostly likely have this set to Deny All and have to manually add the MAC in to access the device.
Answered by JimmyV 8 years ago
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your routers ip should be 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 if you are using a combined modem/router. while there you can look at network connections to figure out the mac of the roku or you can probably find it in the roku somewhere in settings. then while on the router you have to find out where it assigns ips based on mac and input the ip you want it to always be if thats what you are trying to do.
Answered by John 8 years ago
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