topic 3CRWER200-75 will not accept valid MAC address in M and MSM Series

3CRWER200-75 will not accept valid MAC address

htpc — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:56:21 GMT

3CRWER200-75 running 1.3.06w firmware

If I use "Connection Control" for WiFi it will not allow me to input my MAC Address which starts with "9". A message pops up "Not a MAC address!"

If I disable "Connection Control" the device connects and the MAC address starting with "9" is listed under the "Client List".

This is clearly an error in input checking. Who do I contact so this is fixed? The router will not allow me to connect to the network as "Connection Control" is enabled!

Re: 3CRWER200-75 will not accept valid MAC address

htpc — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:56:21 GMT

3CRWER200-75 running 1.3.06w firmware

If I use "Connection Control" for WiFi it will not allow me to input my MAC Address which starts with "9". A message pops up "Not a MAC address!"

If I disable "Connection Control" the device connects and the MAC address starting with "9" is listed under the "Client List".

This is clearly an error in input checking. Who do I contact so this is fixed? The router will not allow me to connect to the network as "Connection Control" is enabled!

Re: 3CRWER200-75 will not accept valid MAC address

htpc — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 21:31:12 GMT

Mac address compared with router as already said and is indeed a 9. Same problem with data input using 7 or 8 for example. It is clearly a bug and is easy to test. Just type 9 and the error message pops up not allowing you to save the list until you remove the number.

Can you pm me an email address so I can contact someone to fix this, the product is out of warranty and esupport is not working for me and I don't fancy calling someone and trying to explain over the phone.

Thanks!

Re: 3CRWER200-75 will not accept valid MAC address

basty — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 05:57:42 GMT

I could save a mac address starting with whatever (debuging/changing the javascript that validates the mac address in that page) but i can't connect either so maybe it's a firmware limitation (not only a javascript issue).

here is the javascript&colon;

if ( ( parseInt( m.charAt(0) , 16 ) & 0x8 ) == 0x8 ||

103 ((parseInt(m, 16)) & (parseInt(m, 16)) & (parseInt(m, 16)) & (parseInt(m, 16)) & (parseInt(m, 16)) &(parseInt(m, 16))) == 0xff ||

105 {

106 alert("Not a MAC address!");

107 oldmac.focus();

108 return;

109 }

clearly, the first condition is true with whatever value equal or higher than 8.

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