Has the previous number ussue been resolved with Verison. Mac address and ect.
1635468
No, Unfortunately after three separate sessions with Verizon Tech Support 1.) They were unable to resolve the MAC ID registered to the previous owner.. 2.) As a result when I try to answer a phone call on my Samsung Galaxy S3 cell phone thru this Network Extender, or initiate a phone call, as soon as the connection is made the call is terminated within 30 seconds when my cell phone drops from 5 bars to one bar.. as soon as I hang up the phone goes back to 4 or 5 bars.. 3.) Verizon Tech Support suggested that the Used network Extender may be a Defective hardware, which may have been why the previous owner returned it? 4.) Since I did not purchase the Network Extender from Verizon, and the fact that it was purchased in Like new condition, Verizon would not exchange it for a NEW Unused model and suggested that I buy a NEW Unused product.. 5.) I have no problems with the same phone on another Samsung Network Extender in another location that I purchased New a year ago.. 6.) I guess it is too late for me to request an RMA to return this Network Extender and exchange it for a NEW Unused Network extender? Regards; George Vandervort
1635469
I had no trouble setting up the unit with Verizon. They just need your cell number, address and a few other bits of info. The extender as worked fine for me.
2196531
Hi, it was either MEID or IMEI, I can't remember which off of the top of my head. I believe it was IMEI though. I added it to the user's account over the phone with Verizon without incident.
2126788
I suggest contacting MacAlly support:For Technical support hours in USA 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Pacific Standard Time, Monday to Friday Tel: 909.230.6778e-mail: info@macally.com
704990
No and that has caused us a great deal of pain. We had all of our addresses, anniversarys, etc on file. Tried a virtual machine thing but it would not transfer all the data We are still trying to work out a way If you have any ideas let us know irv8063@bellsouth.net
1585715
Yes, but one time only. If you revisit that location the system remembers the address that you entered thereafter.
804567
I have not experienced a change of the number but I think the easiest thing to do is to get a new sim card for the device
273127
Here's another number in case the 1-888 number proves troublesome: (253)-288-4026
1477739
My phone did not, however I just used my previous one from my old phone. I lost a few contacts that I forgot to save them to the sim card but I got to keep my old number.
2136881
Im not to sure, I bought myself a new one. If the previous owner hasn't deleted the memory then it should be there.
1772239
I just finished talking with Sony support - I dialed 1-800-222-7669 and after talking to tier-1 they transfered me to tier-2, where the technician will aks you for the serial number of the player and then ask you to read back the MAC address from the "network settings" section (make sure you read back the WIRED MAC address - that is the one they are looking for even if you are using wireless. Once they have that they can "purge the account" (Sony's terminology); this will cause the code to immediately come up again - WRITE IT DOWN. If you lose it, go through the call process again. I just finished talking with Sony support - I dialed 1-800-222-7669 and after talking to tier-1 they transfered me to tier-2, where the technician will aks you for the serial number of the player and then ask you to read back the MAC address from the "network settings" section (make sure you read back the WIRED MAC address - that is the one they are looking for even if you are using wireless. Once they have that they can "purge the account" (Sony's terminology); this will cause the code to immediately come up again - WRITE IT DOWN. If you lose it, go through the call... » Read More I just finished talking with Sony support - I dialed 1-800-222-7669 and after talking to tier-1 they transfered me to tier-2, where the technician will aks you for the serial number of the player and then ask you to read back the MAC address from the "network settings" section (make sure you read back the WIRED MAC address - that is the one they are looking for even if you are using wireless. Once they have that they can "purge the account" (Sony's terminology); this will cause the code to immediately come up again - WRITE IT DOWN. If you lose it, go through the call process again. « Show Less
494998
The smartphone app they use is called EagleSense, so you can look for it in iTunes. I don't know about MAC, but their tech support is actually pretty good. You can call to ask them at: Rosewill Support Service Call Center Hours: 1-800-575-9885 8AM - 5PM (PST) Monday - Friday
1772241
Just worked through this issue. I had purchased a used n460 online. This item was previously registered, and would not provide me with an reg code. The solution is to call Sony and request to speak with the product specialist dept in San Diego. This is the highest level of support, and the only group that has the tools to deal with this. Basically, all they require is the serial no/mac address of your device. After providing them that info, they unlink the device. By unlinking the device, the device regenerates a new reg code. This took me a while to resolve. Hope this helps someone out there. Just worked through this issue. I had purchased a used n460 online. This item was previously registered, and would not provide me with an reg code. The solution is to call Sony and request to speak with the product specialist dept in San Diego. This is the highest level of support, and the only group that has the tools to deal with this. Basically, all they require is the serial no/mac address of your device. After providing them that info, they unlink the device. By unlinking the device, the device regenerates a new reg code. This took me a while to resolve. Hope this helps someone out there.
1674248
No Problem. NDC 0193-7097G 06707202-50 Lot# DW3CJ3F02A EXP DATE: 07/2015 Hope that helps, Carl.
209446
Great question. I wish I'd asked myself. I have a Mac and need the Standard PN: 85117-02. The unit that was shipped to me is for Microsoft and is PN: 85117-01
120514
For security reasons I would never give my ESN to anyone. You could ask the shipper if is the ESN is clear but giving you the number would you like getting you an activation key for a copy of Windows.
544824
Yah. No issue. When you change it from default 0000 to your number, you'll do it the same with the new number. Just that your old number is the default. It's easy.
537368
It usually shows on the back of the modem. There should be a white strip that should say MAC address and S/N for serial number. Hope that helps!