Remove Unknown User From Network

Is TOM still visible? Can you ping it?

It would help if you could screenshot whole page.

Try shutting down/unplug printer and ping TOM. (I have no idea even if you can rename a printer like that, but doesn't hurt to check :))

UsernameIssues said:

boweasel said:

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I've gotten the MAC address, thanks to GokAy, but tying that address to a vendor using the link you provided is impossible. Not only did the page take FOREVER to load (easily 5 minutes), but once it did load I could only view the first page. Trying to page beyond that always gives me 1eee.org is not responding with a suggestion to recover the webpage.

That website does tests one's browser
Please post the first 6 characters of the MAC address for TOM.

00-1d-09

GokAy said:

Is TOM still visible? Can you ping it?

It would help if you could screenshot whole page.

Try shutting down/unplug printer and ping TOM. (I have no idea even if you can rename a printer like that, but doesn't hurt to check :))

In post #9 I attached the entire page of the ping to TOM. Or are you referring to a screenshot of something else?

boweasel said:

UsernameIssues said:

boweasel said:

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I've gotten the MAC address, thanks to GokAy, but tying that address to a vendor using the link you provided is impossible. Not only did the page take FOREVER to load (easily 5 minutes), but once it did load I could only view the first page. Trying to page beyond that always gives me 1eee.org is not responding with a suggestion to recover the webpage.

That website does tests one's browser
Please post the first 6 characters of the MAC address for TOM.

00-1d-09

That seems to be a DELL device.



...but MAC addresses can be spoofed.

Can you still see it in the Network? and able to ping it if so. This is to make sure it is still online, nothing else.

Screenshot of Router Wireless MAC filter page, it would still help to check the DHCP client table (it may be in Management if not other places).

GokAy said:

Can you still see it in the Network? and able to ping it if so. This is to make sure it is still online, nothing else.

Screenshot of Router Wireless MAC filter page, it would still help to check the DHCP client table (it may be in Management if not other places).

Router Wireless MAC filter page attachment is in post #10
Below is Management

UsernameIssues said:

That seems to be a DELL device.



...but MAC addresses can be spoofed.

Have no Dell devices AFAIK

Ok, check Access Control page then.

torchwood said:

If they are running WPA2, then a password is mandatory.

Try the instruction in screenpost, rogue name change to Tom

Roy

Tried your suggestion:

Sorry, I see now - post 10 - Remove Unknown User From Network

Do you wish to keep a Deny list or Allow list?
- With an Allow list only devices you add to the list can connect to the wireless, but will need constant administration as friends come and go (if they use your wireless).
- If you select Deny and enter TOM's MAC address, it should be stopped from wireless (if it is connecting wirelessly).