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8.4.14 Access Control List
The MAC Address Control allows you to assign different access rights for different users
and to assign a specific IP address to a certain MAC address. A distinction is made as to
whether the AccessPoint always allows access to each client, or if it excludes all clients.
This means that specific clients also have to be assigned high-level rights. Administrators
therefore always have access to the AccessPoint regardless of the general access mode.
The MAC Address Control allows you to assign different access rights for different users
and to assign a specific IP address to a certain MAC address. A distinction is made as to
whether the AccessPoint always allows access to each client, or if it excludes all clients.
This means that specific clients also have to be assigned high-level rights. Administrators
therefore always have access to the AccessPoint regardless of the general access mode.
Tick the “enable” box to activate MAC address control. All of the settings on this page will
only take effect when “Enable” is ticked. Note that all settings made to the AP are stored if
you disable MAC address control.
The following settings are recommended:
only take effect when “Enable” is ticked. Note that all settings made to the AP are stored if
you disable MAC address control.
The following settings are recommended:
1. General access mode: reject.
2. Access list: Enter the administrator PC in the access list with the property "Allow
2. Access list: Enter the administrator PC in the access list with the property "Allow
access".
3. Extend the access list for the acceptable users (allow access) and hackers or "free-
loaders" (reject access).
General access mode
“ALLOW” clients to access your AP:
All devices in the MAC address control table will have access to the network if “Accept” is
ticked as well. The AccessPoint is accessible to everyone.
“DENY” clients access to your AP:
No devices have access to the AccessPoint and its resources.