I could not find it anywhere.
When I click on Model in Settings->About - I get a Bluetooth MAC address displayed.
But I need my WIFI MAC address.
setting-cloud icon-wifi-click on your wifi connection. it should be listed there
regards
It's not listed
if you have a home wifi, check you router.
OR
set your wifi, disconnect your phone bluetooth, when you see the watch connected to the SSID, click the SSID in your watch. MAC will show up there.
It doesn't help me:
I'm not at home and all WiFi networks around me need MAC whitelisting before I can connect.
Is there not a way to find out MAC address without connecting to WiFi first?
Yes..
Go System, About,
and double click on the Model, Something like LEO-BX9
you will see an MAC address.. but this is NOT the wifi address. I guess it is the Bluetooth one. And mine is the same as the wifi one except the last digit.
Bluetooth: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:A2
Wifi: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:A1
see if it helps.
Cool. Thank you!
This is not the right answer.
This mac that you see when tap on the Model name is the Bluetooth MAC not the WiFi MAC.
Is not possible to see the MAC from Android Wear, but you can enable the WiFI hotspot in your phone, connect the phone and in the list of connected devices you will see the WiFi MAC.
I worked for me in Redmi 4X with MIUI 9 and Ticwatch E with Android Wear 2.6
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Wifi will not connect to multiple routers. It was working, then stopped yesterday. On the wireless network screen, it shows my network SSID and when i click on connect, wifi shows "connecting" and will sit there for hours doing nothing.
Removed all security from router and it still will not connect.
Rooted and flashed multiple 3.1 and 3.2 roms, will not connect.
Reset router multiple times.
Unrooted and went back to stock and still have same problem.
Tried setting static IP and DHCP, but neither work.
Tried airplane mode on, wifi off, airplane off, wifi on and that didn't work.
What makes this problem ever more weird is when I go to see the wifi MAC address, it shows an address of F5:3F:FE:03:00:00 I'm no computer genius, but I'm pretty certain that isn't even a correct MAC address and I definitely know it's not one registered to ASUS.
Anybody have any thoughts or ideas?
Just to add some more information:
If I setup the TF as a hotspot, I'm able to connect to it from both my phone and laptop. But still not able to connect to anything from the TF itself.
No help as far as why you cannot connect, but that looks like an OK MAC to me.
w8wca said:
No help as far as why you cannot connect, but that looks like an OK MAC to me.
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That's odd, because if I try to add that MAC in my router filter list, the router comes back and says it's not a valid address. Oh well.
I know it's not a hardware issue because I can connect my laptop to TF when TF is setup as a hotspot, but not the other way around.
WiFi connection reported in settings with office wifi network - says "Connected", shows 4 bars, but no data passes - no internet data, no Speedtest.net connection, Talkatone can't connect to its servers - this on same network that my Galaxy Note, and my iPad 3 connect without difficulty.
My Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 connects to my wifi home network fine, and works fine when tethered to my Galaxy Note.
I am baffled by why it says connected but no data will pass - maybe a firewall issue, but why do Note and iPad have no trouble?
I can connect to a different wifi network in our building, and data passes normally.
Any thoughts/comments/remedies?
Thanks!
This is probably not going to help much, but I had the same problem trying to tether to my phone. My solution was to install an app on the phone that configured hotspot in an infrastructure mode.
In your case, maybe your IT person can offer assistance?
Does the wireless network you're connected to have MAC filtering? I've had that happen before where the device will say it is connected and have an IP, but can't do anything because the MAC address isn't in the allowed list.
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. . . In your case, maybe your IT person can offer assistance?
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imnuts said:
Does the wireless network you're connected to have MAC filtering? I've had that happen before where the device will say it is connected and have an IP, but can't do anything because the MAC address isn't in the allowed list.
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The IT assistant found that his Android phone also wouldn't pass data. I will pass along this info, maybe the chief IT guy can sort this out.
Thanks!
Hi,
I have multiple devices at home using the WiFi fine (iPad, Laptops...)
But with two android devices (Nexus 5 and Galaxy S 4, both on unmodified) I have the same problem.
It connects to the network, and works just fine, but after some time, there isn't any internet connection, although it shows as if it's still connected.
By disabling and enabling Wifi I get internet connection again, but it's really annoying.
Here's my setup:
Edimax router as AP
2.4 GHz (B+G+N)
Visible ESSID
Channel number 6
Encryption: WPA 2 (AES) pre-shared key (passphrase)
No MAC Filtering
EDIT: This router is a switch with wireless, it is connected to a diffrent router that is connected to the internet.
What can I do? Should I modify any of my WiFi settings?
Thanks!
did you try to disable energy saver?
makissta said:
did you try to disable energy saver?
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If asking you're whether I had disabled the WiFi optimization in the WiFi settings, yes I have...
I have just only remembered that this router is actually a switch with wireless. The internet is connected to the other router, which is connected to the router i'm asking about (EDIMAX) which acts as a switch.
Hi All,
I have to OTA KitKat 4.4.4. running on my Nexus 5 and I can't connect to any Open WiFi hotspots.
That is ones that do not have any security set.
I have even not been able to connect to Netgear DGN1000 with it's OOTB settings of SSID: NETGEAR and no security.
Any thoughts...
Are you getting an error message? Do these open networks perhaps have MAC ID filtering?
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Are you getting an error message? Do these open networks perhaps have MAC ID filtering?
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No error message, and MAC filtering should not be on where I first tried as it was a public wifi hotspot.
I have since removed all stored profiles and then re-booted, as per instructions elsewhere. Since then I can connect to the guest network on my dd-wrt powered router, so I think that have helped.
Not been near a public wifi hotspot since, will report back when I do.
This problem is on both cm12s (oneplus) and stock android (5.0 and 5.1 on nexus 5)
Obviously I can pair with my Mac (latest Mac OS) and click "connect to network" there. This shows up correctly in the status bar of my phone (1 device connected to Internet sharing through bluetooth).
Now the problem is when I check the status of the PAN network on my Mac, it says "self assigned IP address" and renewing the DHCP lease doesn't work. I assume I can change the address to "manual" but there must be a better way? I've tried on 2 different macbooks, no difference. Also, how can I find the internal ip/gateway on Android to even try the manual IP address?
I don't have any issues with bluetooth tethering to my other Android devices.