Note: if you accidentally block a device that you wish to use on the network, you would need to remove the block either by using an alternative, attached device to change the settings on the above screen or by Resetting your Virgin Media Hub, which removes all MAC filters. For example, you may wish to block certain devices only during the weekends or perhaps on every weekday evening.
To give you additional control, options are provided to specify on which days and even at which times of day you would like the blocks to apply. You could then click the radio button next to the device in order to capture its MAC address, and then add a MAC filter for that address. If you can’t find the MAC address of the device you wish to block, one way to block that device is to connect it to the Super Hub (either via Ethernet cable or via WiFi) and then look for it in the Trusted Devices list. I'm rather disappointed that this is not supported by Netgear. I would like a Whitelist feature to say 'these are the only devices that should be connected to the network. but only after they have already connected. Yes you have built in the app to block a MAC address. I've had that ability in all of the Wi-Fi routers/access points I've had (Linksys, Asus, etc). I agree with the ability to add a whitelist feature. I too was expecting to be able to apply wireless MAC address filtering to restrict which devices can connect to my Wi-Fi network. Devices that appear in the Attached Devices section are those that are allowed to access your network. Re: Orbi Wireless MAC Filter when in access point mode.
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