Belkin F1DP116SEA User Manual
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Network Settings
When the Console Server receives a TCP packet, it will process the packet with the chain
rule depicted below. The process order is important—the packet will enter the chain rule 1
first. If it meets the rule, then it will take action; otherwise, it will go on to chain rule 2.
rule depicted below. The process order is important—the packet will enter the chain rule 1
first. If it meets the rule, then it will take action; otherwise, it will go on to chain rule 2.
Fig. 4 Chain Rule of IP Filter
You can add a new IP filtering rule by setting the properties at the next available add line.
Once the rule is entered, click “Add” to save the action. You can remove a rule by clicking
“Remove”.
Once the rule is entered, click “Add” to save the action. You can remove a rule by clicking
“Remove”.
In the example above, the rules applied in the following order:
#1. Those hosts belonging to subnet 192.168.2.x are allowed to access the Console
Server (through http port 80).
#2. All hosts are not allowed to access the Console Server (through http port 80).