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The MAC address of the WLAN interface of the access point / WLAN router is displayed as BSSID.
2) Calculating the LAN MAC address:
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LW-600, LX-6200(E), LX-6400, LX-6402, OW-602:
| Frequency band | LAN MAC address ETH1 | LAN MAC address ETH2 |
|---|---|---|
| 2,4 GHz | WLAN MAC address minus 3 | WLAN MAC address minus 2 |
| 5 GHz | WLAN MAC address minus 2 | WLAN MAC address minus 1 |
LX-6500(E), OX-6400, OX-6402:
| Frequency band | LAN MAC address ETH1 | LAN MAC address ETH2 |
|---|---|---|
| 2,4 GHz | WLAN MAC address minus 2 | WLAN MAC address minus 3 |
| 5 GHz | WLAN MAC address minus 1 | WLAN MAC address minus 2 |
| 6 GHz | WLAN MAC address minus 3 | WLAN MAC address minus 4 |
Example:
An LX-6500 has the following MAC addresses:
| ETH1 | ETH2 | WLAN-1 - 2 |
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| .4 GHz | WLAN-2 - 5 GHz | WLAN-3 - 6 GHz | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00:a0:57:80:29:15 | 00:a0:57:80:29:14 | 00:a0:57:80:29:17 | 00:a0:57:80:29:16 | 00:a0:57:80:29:18 |
- A notebook is connected to the access point via 5 GHz to an LX-6500 via 5 GHz.
- In the 5 GHz band the access point has the WLAN MAC address 00:a0:57:80:29:16.
- For ETH2, this results in the LAN MAC address 00:a0:57:80:29:14.
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The serial number of the access point is shown under SN. The command ls status/ip-configuration/addresses reads out the IP address of the access point. |
