Properly Setting Up Internet Access Priority

At my router (Cisco M10) web-based setup page, Applications & Gaming --> QoS; I want to priotize some of my devices at the low settings.
Do I have to enter the actual device name (e.g. Bobs-iPad) or can I enter any name (e.g. Bobby) under "MAC Address" for "Internet Access Priority" to work ?
Or Is the MAC addresss the only thing that has to be exact?
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The MAC Address needs to be correct, the name is just a representation of the device that you want to prioritize.

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The boxes in the summart tab disappear? If so, then it means it didn't save. Try reflashing the router with the latest firmware and do a factory restore after the firmware upgrade is complete and the router has fully booted up.
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I recently turned my 6400 back on after a few years of down time. I'm trying to set things up so I can use the computer to store files as well as run some old apps. To do this, I need to get it recognized on my home network but I can't even get to the ethernet option. The cable is in and it works (I tested it on my other Mac) but when I go to internet setup assistant or AppleTalk or TCP/IP control panel, the ethernet option does not show up in any of the pull down menus. It's been a while since I worked with an older OS, but I am at a loss what to try. I even did a clean install on OS 8.5 to see if that would help. It didn't. Last time the computer was on (a few years go), it was hooked up to the internet and worked fine. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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