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how to find mac address of all laptops connected to a TP-LINK router?
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mcnumpty23
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ronintexas
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In the router setup, if you have one device connected, it will show that MAC address. You can record it, then add the 2nd device, record it, etc....
I usually reserve IP addresses for my known devices - 192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.9 are my network equipment, .10-.19 are printers/scanners, .20-.49 are computers, etc.....you can come up with your own schema....it will allow you to name each connection, and it assigns the IP addresses based on MAC address.
I usually reserve IP addresses for my known devices - 192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.9 are my network equipment, .10-.19 are printers/scanners, .20-.49 are computers, etc.....you can come up with your own schema....it will allow you to name each connection, and it assigns the IP addresses based on MAC address.
pete ivanov
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May be some ip\mac scanning tool can do this. I use this one http://trogonsoftware.com/trogon-mac-scanner.html not a freeware but you can use it during trial if you don't need do it again.
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