EE Brightbox Manuel D’Utilisation
EE Bright Box User Manual
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Description of settings on the Access Control page
The table below contains a description of the settings on the Port Triggers page :
Section
Description
Filtering function
This option is used to configure whether the access
control setting is enabled or disabled on the router.
Select ‘Enable’ to switch on access control rule
blocking on the router. You will still need to create a
device filtering rule in order for blocking to work.
Select ‘Disable’ to switch off access control rule
blocking on the router. If any device filtering rules
have been created they will still appear in the filter
rule table, but will not be active.
control setting is enabled or disabled on the router.
Select ‘Enable’ to switch on access control rule
blocking on the router. You will still need to create a
device filtering rule in order for blocking to work.
Select ‘Disable’ to switch off access control rule
blocking on the router. If any device filtering rules
have been created they will still appear in the filter
rule table, but will not be active.
Rule Description
The field is the name that you have given to the
device filtering rule when you create the rule by
clicking the Add Device Filtering Rule link.
device filtering rule when you create the rule by
clicking the Add Device Filtering Rule link.
Client PC IP Address
This field displays the IP address or range of IP
addresses of the device or computer on your local
network that you have applied the device filtering
rule to. You enter the address or address range by
clicking the Add Device Filtering Rule link.
addresses of the device or computer on your local
network that you have applied the device filtering
rule to. You enter the address or address range by
clicking the Add Device Filtering Rule link.
Client Service
This field displays the name of the types of traffic
blocking rules applied to the devices or computers
on your local network. You select the service(s) for
the rule by clicking on the Add Device Filtering
Rule link.
Possible client service names include ‘http’,
‘urlblock’, ‘smtp’, ‘nntp’, ‘pop3’, ‘https’, ‘ftp’, ‘telnet’,
blocking rules applied to the devices or computers
on your local network. You select the service(s) for
the rule by clicking on the Add Device Filtering
Rule link.
Possible client service names include ‘http’,
‘urlblock’, ‘smtp’, ‘nntp’, ‘pop3’, ‘https’, ‘ftp’, ‘telnet’,