00:00You can block unwanted devices from your ZTE Wi-Fi router by logging into its admin dashboard
00:06and using either the Blacklist Connected Device List or MAC address filtering.
00:13Step-by-step instructions. Connect to your router. Make sure your phone,
00:17tablet, or computer is connected to the ZTE Wi-Fi network or plugged in via an ethernet cable.
00:23Log in to the admin panel and to your router's username and password.
00:28Fright Note. If you haven't changed them, check the sticker on the bottom or back of your ZTE
00:32router for default credentials like admin or admin and a printed serial password.
00:38Locate the connected devices. Go to local network, home network,
00:41or internet depending on your specific ZTE firmware version.
00:45Navigate to WLAN client status, Wi-Fi devices, or status to see a list of currently connected and
00:51past devices. Block the specific device. Method A, direct Blacklist. Find the unwanted device in the
00:58list and click Add to Blacklist or toggle internet blocking disabled next to its name. Method B,
01:05MAC filter access rules. Go to security, MAC filter, or WLAN access rules. Set the filter mode to
01:13Blacklist. Add the device's MAC address and click Apply slash shave.
01:18Unblock a device later if needed. Return to the Blacklist or MAC filter table inside your router
01:25settings and click Delete or Remove next to the device's entry. And that's the full picture. If this
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