There are 2 screws to remove in this step after the grey bezel comes off. To get started, flip the unit over so we can remove the top grey plastic bezel. Gather all necessary tools and place your Kindle DX on a clean flat surface, use a soft cloth or towel to place under it. #7 twobob 09-11-2012, 04:18 AM# Tools required: Small Phillips Screw Driver, Small Flathead, exacto razor & Safe Open Tool (or w/e you have) I can't give specific directions, I don't have a DX model myself. You can "harden" that path by limiting the USBnetwork to ssh port **only** and then configuring the dropbear ssh server on the Kindle to do pub-key authentication **only** -Īnd then keep good, physical control of your copy of the matching key-pair key. You need to leave a "path" in/out of the machine so that you can clear/set your desired changes.īut see my second note above - your daughter will find it, someday. The "stock" rules accept all packets out-bound from the device Ĭhange that part of the iptables rules to drop all packets out-bound from the device EXCEPT those using the USBnetwork interface. ĭisabling the button function might require modifying the firmware. Thanks for the help guys!Doing **anything** on a DX is risky, since if it bricks, it will be very hard to un-brick.Īnything that you can do, your kid can undo, but. The MAC address should be listed under “Technical information.I give my old Kindle DX to my daughter, but I don't want she can access the internet from it, I want she is only allowed to read the books I pre-loaded on it (long story, hehe).Īnyone can point me how I can do this? I can jailbreak it or do any thing necessary, I just don't want she using the internet on it.Tap your device Settings Device information.That’s the address Nest products use to communicate directly with one another over a low-power wireless connection.
#FIND THE MAC ADDRESS FOR MY KINDLE? SERIAL NUMBER#
Note: Don’t use the serial number next to 802.15.4 MAC.
You’ll see the MAC address next to MAC or Wi-Fi MAC.
Tap Settings in the top right corner of the Nest app home screen.You can find the MAC address for your Nest products in the Nest or Home app as long as they’re connected to Wi-Fi and appear in either app.
Always back up your router’s settings before changing anything. Be aware of how these changes will affect your network. Important: Only change router or network settings if you are authorized to do so. Once you’ve added your Nest product’s MAC address to the whitelist, you should be able to finish setup.
#FIND THE MAC ADDRESS FOR MY KINDLE? HOW TO#
Since Wi-Fi router software varies so widely, check your router’s documentation to see how to add new devices to the whitelist. If you're connecting to a home network, you can find and edit the whitelist in your router’s settings.This is also known as adding it to the whitelist. You’ll need to know the MAC address for your Nest product so the IT administrator can unblock it. If you're connecting to a business network, but you’re having trouble, your IT administrator may have enabled MAC filtering.Connect to a network with MAC address filteringĪll Nest products can connect to networks that have MAC address filtering enabled, but the MAC address must be added to the network’s whitelist. Many businesses use MAC filtering on their networks, but some home networks do as well. MAC filtering is used as a security measure to prevent any unknown devices from joining the network. If you’re having trouble getting your Nest product to connect to your network, you may need to add its MAC address to your router’s whitelist. Like computers and other devices that connect to Wi-Fi, each of your Nest products has its own MAC address: a unique combination of letters and numbers a device uses to identify itself on a Wi-Fi network.
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