PROBLEM OVERVIEW
I have a access to a large WLAN network (in a hostel); where lot of students have access to wifi password. So, to prevent sharing this password to others I used MAC address white-list filtering. At first everyone share their MAC addresses to me to feed in that filter, which was a heavy and boring work.
One day while modifying a user's MAC address I accidently disable all MAC address by clicking on a button. I don't know why manufacturers develop this option; because it also disable my MAC address. Now no one have access to router while knowing password.
Question
So, my device have all MAC address in blacklist mode, and I don't wanna do this hectic work to add these addresses again. So, how could I bypass this filter.
Related Questions
1. I know about admin password but not have access to network; so any possible way to enter router while connected to another network.
2. A way to disable a MAC address without connecting to that network.
I already know about bypassing white-list but it doesn't effect because, in this procedure changing my MAC address to connected one is not possible because no one is connected.
I can manage any OS on virtual-box; this work could be more hectic than adding these MAC addresses again but I'm curious about this.
My router doesn't have WPS button.