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It's a Samsung device. <br />
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Beyond that, you would need to identify which port it's connected to using either the MAC address table or the ARP cache.
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It's a Samsung device.

Beyond that, you would need to identify which port it's connected to using either the MAC address table or the ARP cache.

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@basemkhawaja64 &nbsp;- You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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@basemkhawaja64  - You are very welcome and I was happy to help.

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I need to find out what this mac address and ip belongs to. I have Linksys EA6900 router and it list network device with this information <br />
50:85:69:75:E9:82 &nbsp;mac address &nbsp;<br />
192.168.1.116 &nbsp;ip address<br />
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I looked at all the devices connected and none of them has this info I need to know where did this come from, is there a free tool that I can use? <br />
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Thank you
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I need to find out what this mac address and ip belongs to. I have Linksys EA6900 router and it list network device with this information 
50:85:69:75:E9:82  mac address  
192.168.1.116  ip address

I looked at all the devices connected and none of them has this info I need to know where did this come from, is there a free tool that I can use? 

Thank you

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