Re: [MacGroup] What devise is on my network

Jonathan THANKS!, this is a great App…but, once you sign up then you’ll see the new product they are bringing to market…will ship in July….Follow this link, watch both video’s….I’ve ordered one at the $69.00 price…this is going to be a huge success….I so appreciate you directing me to this

Re: [MacGroup] What devise is on my network

Thanks Jonathan, I'll get the app tomorrow. I really don't see how a neighbor could ever come up with my router password, it's so long it would take forever to figure it outunless there are other ways for them to jump on. John Sent from my iPhone > On May 30, 2017, at 11:49 PM, Jonathan

Re: [MacGroup] What devise is on my network

John, I like an iOS (iPad AND iPhone) app called “Fing" that gives you a variety of information about each device based on its MAC address and other info that the machine is broadcasting. MAC addresses are doled out to mfrs in blocks, so it is easy to tell who made a device by its hardware

Re: [MacGroup] What devise is on my network

You are going to have to look at all your devices one at a time. Not every device will broadcast a manufacturer name. Or take all devices down and then bring them back up one at a time to determine which is which. Sent from my iPhone > On May 30, 2017, at 8:20 PM, John Robinson

Re: [MacGroup] What devise is on my network

Lee, Thanks to you I downloaded the App, and show the following: Almost every one of these are UNKNOWN, the icon indicates a devise…so is there now an app that allows me to use the MAC number to determine what these are? I’m still in the dark. Thanks for your help…..again! John > On

Re: [MacGroup] What devise is on my network

Thank you Lee, I appreciate your help. John Sent from my iPhone > On May 27, 2017, at 3:01 PM, Lee Larson wrote: > > >> On May 27, 2017, at 2:09 PM, John Robinson wrote: >> >> Opening Airport Utility I find a devise that has no name, rather an

[MacGroup] What devise is on my network

Opening Airport Utility I find a devise that has no name, rather an long string of letters and numbers. All other items have names, the iPhones, iPads, HP printer, Apple TV’s, etc. etc… How do I discover what this unnamed item is, what it belongs to…maybe it’s the Alarm system, maybe it’s