D-Link — ~27 prefixes (MA-L), plus International and Shanghai entities

D-Link's MAC footprint spans three IEEE registrants that should be unified in the pipeline: "D-Link Corporation" (about 27 MA-L blocks, ~453M addresses; Taipei, Taiwan), "D-Link International" (Singapore), and "D-Link （Shanghai）Limited Corp." — the last of which introduces MA-M blocks alongside MA-L. The verified sample prefixes below all sit under "D-Link Corporation" specifically. These OUIs appear on consumer/SMB routers, switches, wireless access points, IP cameras (mydlink), and NAS. D-Link is extremely common in consumer/SOHO settings worldwide. For triage, a D-Link OUI on a corporate network may signal an unsanctioned consumer router, access point, or camera — a common shadow-IT finding worth investigating.

IEEE assignment

~27 prefixes → D-Link Corporation (Taipei); plus D-Link International (Singapore) and D-Link （Shanghai）Limited Corp. [Confirmed] — IEEE MA-L

Registry / block size

MA-L (D-Link Corporation); D-Link （Shanghai） adds MA-M; ~27 blocks under D-Link Corporation (~453M); last updated 2025-11-26 (maclookup.app API 'updated' field) [Confirmed] — maclookup.app (IEEE-derived). NOTE: IEEE's public OUI data publishes NO assignment/registration date (the IEEE MA-L registry columns are only Registry, Assignment, Organization Name, Organization Address); any "first registered" date from third-party tools is a database artifact, not an IEEE fact.

HQ / country

Taipei, Taiwan (D-Link Corporation); D-Link International at 1 International Business Park, Singapore 609917 [Confirmed] — IEEE MA-L

Company status

active (D-Link Corporation) [Confirmed] — dlink.com

Device types

consumer/SMB routers, switches, wireless APs, IP cameras (mydlink), NAS [Confirmed] — maclookup.app

Notable products

DIR routers, DGS switches, mydlink cameras, DNS NAS

Verified prefix sample (all → "D-Link Corporation", Taiwan)

00:50:BA, 00:0D:88, 00:1B:11, 5C:D9:98, F0:7D:68 [Confirmed] — maclookup.app

Special note

Three registrant entities (Corporation / International / Shanghai) — unify them in enrichment; the Shanghai entity introduces MA-M blocks. The sample prefixes above belong to "D-Link Corporation" specifically; keep "D-Link International" and "D-Link （Shanghai）Limited Corp." backed by their own prefixes rather than assuming these samples belong to them.

[Confirmed] — maclookup.app

Related vendors

D-Link International, D-Link （Shanghai）Limited Corp.

Analyst note

Extremely common in consumer/SOHO settings; a D-Link OUI on a corporate network may signal an unsanctioned consumer router/AP/camera (shadow IT).