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beetal 450TC3 router mac filter lan and wlan mac filter

most of router provides only a wireless mac filter

we need all are devices are connect with my network only allowed mac devices

so how to enable mac file in beeta router 450TC3 


step 1 : in windows os press key win + R  then type a " cmd " write a command  " ipconfig"



so you can see

Default gateway ip


open your any browser and type a that ip in URL bar
now open router

login pop up enter your router user name and password

by default user name : admin
password : password  or 12345678 , 123456,


after router access you can goto



then go to step -> lan 




select above interface lan1 , lan2 etc  then wlan  enable  all interface checked

then below showing a current mac address table that mac allow to internet access


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