how to find mac addresses of devices on my network

Nothing about Inclusive extras or BT Wi-fi. I have Your products, Broadband and then links that seem to be aimed at selling upgrades. Remember, if you ever want to opt back in, it's easy: just log into My BT.

Scroll down and click on the Opt out of BT Wi-fi drop-down, and then the Opt out of BT Wi-fi button.Scroll down to BT Wi-fi and click on Manage BT Wifi.Choose Your package and then Inclusive extras.Despite your comment about any wifi sharing not being reported by the router, I also want to turn off wifi sharing but can't find where to do that because the instructions I find in BT's support page* don't seem to match what I am looking at when I am logged into my BT with My BT ID:. I am going to follow your suggestion to factory reset and start again. It is very helpful to have an experienced user's opinion that 'Basically the hub network map is a mess and really can't be relied upon.' I will stop trying to make sense of it! I remain baffled about what is reported, but thanks for your help and comments. On the other hand, if the desktop PC is connected using the wireless from the extender, the MAC address of the PC wireless network card is reported rather than the MAC address of the extender. On my hub, the desktop PC wireless LAN MAC address and/or desktop PC ethernet MAC address are reported and not the MAC address of the powerline adapter that is ultimately connected by ethernet to the BT Smart hub router. The desktop PC has a MAC address, the desktop PC wireless LAN card has a MAC address, the extender wireless has a MAC address and the powerline adapter that is ultimately connected by ethernet to the BT Smart hub router has a MAC address. Say I have a desktop PC which is using a powerline wifi extender. Can you expand and clarify a little your explanation that devices connected by wifi via powerline extenders will show as connected to the Ethernet port the extender is plugged into please? I have been making a note of device MAC addresses as the basis for accurately identifying what is connected to the Network. I am also baffled that the devices showing as connected in My devices does not seem to be consistent with what shows as connected in the Address table.

If wifi sharing devices are allegedly not reported then I remain baffled, because there are definitely devices I don't recognise as belonging to me showing as connected, though it is of course helpful to know devices connected by wifi via powerline extenders will show as connected to the Ethernet port the extender is plugged into.

How to find mac addresses of devices on my network