Motorola WR850 manual Advanced Internet Settings, Configuration, Section

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Advanced Internet Settings

Configuration	Section 3

Advanced Internet Settings

The Internet – Advanced screen allows you to adjust additional Internet settings. To access the screen, click Internet > Advanced.

Field or Button	Description
WAN Interface	Check to enable the link to the Internet. Disabling this feature
	disconnects your Internet connection. The default is enabled.
Factory WAN	Displays the default MAC address of the WAN interface. A MAC
MAC Address	address is a 12-digit code assigned to a piece of hardware for
	identification. You can find the WAN MAC address on the label on the
	bottom of your unit.
Cloned WAN	Some ISPs require that you register the MAC address of your PC’s
MAC Address	network adapter.
	Your router can use the MAC address of your PC’s network adapter as
	the router’s WAN MAC address. To avoid calling your ISP and
	changing the MAC address that is registered with the ISP, follow these
	instructions:
	1	In the Cloned WAN MAC Address row, click Enable.
	2	Enter a MAC address or click one of the Learned MAC addresses
		and click Apply.
	3	After restarting the unit, the router will present the MAC address to
		the ISP you have entered here.
	4	Deselect Enable to return to the default MAC address.

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