When I opened the message, I found that Marc Sims had written:
> To allow a device to gain access to the MAC access list using a Netgear
> router you'd log into your router's administrator page > Advanced wireless
> settings > click Setup Access List button and enter the MAC addresses for the
> devices that you wish access to the router.
Thanks for the explanation, Marc.
However, I'm using a SWITCH, not a ROUTER and AFIK, there is no
assignment of anything within it. And it isn't WIRELESS.
Might have to go to a router, though, since that laptop is giving me a pain.
I changed the name on it just in case that might be a problem and disabled
the firewall, but it's still not accessable.
I have a LinkSys DSL/Etnernet router laying around here that I used to
use. Don't know why I didn't use it instead of buying the switch. Can't
remember. Probably can't find the CD for it anyway <smile>.
> It's not akin to a big MAC but more like a qpwc (quarter pounder with cheese)
> :))
I always liked the Quarter Pounder With Cheese much better anyway.
Not as much fodder on it <smile>.
Regards,
Jim
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