Alternatively, you could contact your provider to make sure this is the one they have registered on their end.Ħ. Here you can edit the MAC address to match the one generated.
Under STB configuration you could find the MAC address.ĥ. If you’re seeing login, it’s likely you’ve entered that correctly. The portal settings is where you’ve entered URL. This would bring you to a new screen with portal settings and STB configuration. Only useful option if you’re using multiple servers.Ĥ. By adding new profile you would create a brand new profile with different MAC and portal URL. It would look like this, select the existing profile option. From within the settings you’ll see option titled ‘profiles’ select this, on android box on the right side it’ll say profile # (some random digits).ģ. Alternatively, you could just press menu on your basic remote that came with device and it will also bring the same menu.Ģ. Select this and it will reveal a secret drop down menu. Even though your screen may have a login you can still use mouse cursor and select on upper right hand side to reveal the 3 dots. Let’s get rid of this by going into the settings of the STBemu app.ġ.
When you open the app, you’ll likely be greeted with the login / password (how pleasant). Where to find and change MAC address on STB emulator
Only once you have this MAC activated will you be able to access the content hidden behind this screen. One caveat… For SMART STB users, MAG 254, Dreamlink, Formuler, and Buzz IPTV box you’ll need to locate the correct MAC (see sticker at the bottom of device) and contact your service provider to register this number instead.
Once you’ve changed this you’ll be able to by-pass the screen and start streaming. If this is the case you’ll need to edit the existing MAC in place for one created in the settings of the STB emulator app. In this case your provider may have generated one for you. If your a first time user that is not yet familiar with how things work you may have left this field blank or gave a wrong MAC address that did not begin with 00:1A:79. When you first registered for IPTV service your provider likely asked you for a MAC address beginning with 00:1A:79. If you get these three things right it would work. This is a matter of having an active MAC address, having said MAC address entered the right location, and making sure you’re using the right portal URL. The login authentication problem is primarily caused by not having the correct MAC address inside the profile settings.Īll IPTV servers have the same login authentication error, there is no actual username and password that you need to enter to sign in.
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