- #ROKU TV WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS ALL ZEROS HOW TO#
- #ROKU TV WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS ALL ZEROS SOFTWARE#
- #ROKU TV WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS ALL ZEROS PASSWORD#
#ROKU TV WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS ALL ZEROS PASSWORD#
Once opened, I had to create a password - I left the “user” name as “admin.” Write down your password, because you may have to re-open the router’s control for other devices - word on that later. Fortunately for me, the router’s Internet web address was the first one listed in his instructions: 192.168.1.1. According to Jason’s link, you may have different brand routers - I have the Verizon Ultraline Series 3, 9100EM. I'm not sure if you really have to have the MJ+ plugged in when you do this, but it won't hurt, right? Okay, now that you have your needed address, you must open up your router’s master control (or some other name) to enter the address. So if you see a 0 as one of your digits, it is a zero. Note: MAC addresses include zeros, not the letter O.
#ROKU TV WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS ALL ZEROS SOFTWARE#
After you click on the link “DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE TO REVEAL MAGIC JACK PLUS MAC ADDRESS” you can open up the resulting site and copy down the alpha/digit MAC address. First plug in your MJ+ into your computer’s USB port and ensure it is turned on and you have a dial tone.
#ROKU TV WIRELESS MAC ADDRESS ALL ZEROS HOW TO#
Okay, again I didn’t know how to find that either until I followed Jason’s link suggestion above. In order for your router to recognize your magicJack, you must teach the router the MJ’s MAC alpha/digit address. According to wikipedia, “a Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on the physical network segment.” By the word “interface” think of the two devices, in this case your router and the MJ+, that must communicate together. Don’t worry about the meaning of “MAC” - I didn’t know it either. I learned that many devices you connect to any router will not work if it doesn’t recognize the MAC address assigned to the device. Here's is my response - I hope it will help anyone trying to use the MJ+ on the FIOS network.Įrror 23 solved! First, I want to state my deep appreciation to the following expert on magicJack: I accessed Jason Berger's web site:
Now I can use my new Internet connected phone when my computer is shut down. I responded to his blog when my MJ+ finally was recognized by my wireless router. Some web sites talking about the infamous MJ+ error message "23" and state you must check your firewall, reboot this and that - which will only frustrate new MJ+ users even more.įortunately, I came across a web site developed by Jason Bergman which pointed me in the right direction. I called Verizon help and the customer support person didn't know how to help nor did the magicJack Plus techie gurus. The obvious advantage is the fact you don't have to keep your computer on. MagicJack Plus is a great little device and it works great plugged into your computer's USB port, but many people have complained they can't use the unit as designed - plugging it directly into the Verizon wireless router.
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