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DOCSIS 2.0 Advanced Cable Gateway CGD24N v2 User Manual
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Customizing Your Network
v1.0, August 2009
The Trusted Devices table shows the PCs that are allowed access to the Internet through the 
gateway. Click Refresh to update the Trusted Devices table.
2. Select a device that will be added to the Add MAC Filter table through one of the following 
methods:
If the PC that you want to block appears in the Trusted Devices table, click the radio 
button for that PC to capture its MAC address in the Add MAC Filter table. If a MAC 
address but no device name appears in the Add MAC Filter table, you can type a 
descriptive name for the PC that you are adding to the table.
Manually enter the device name and MAC address of the PC you want to block to the Add 
MAC Filter table.
3. To add the device that you selected in 
step 2
 to the MAC Filter List, click Add. When you do 
so, the Enable check box is automatically selected for that PC. Also note the following:
To deselect a PC from the MAC Filter List, select the PC from the drop-down list, and 
then clear its Enable check box. Doing so leaves the PC in the MAC Filter List but 
ensures that the PC is not blocked.
To remove a PC from the MAC Filter List, select the PC from the drop-down list, and then 
click Delete.
4. Select the days and times that a selected PC will be blocked:
a. Day(s) to Block. Select the days on which the PC that is selected in the MAC Filter List 
will be blocked. The default is Everyday.
b. Time of Day to Block. Select a start time and an end time to specify a period during 
which the PC that is selected in the MAC Filter List will be blocked. The default is All 
Day. Be sure that you deselect the All Day check box if you want to enter specific times. 
The selected period applies to each day that you selected in the previous step.
5. Click Add to save your settings.
6. Repeat 
step 2
 through 
step 5
 for all PCs that you want to block.
Configuring Port Blocking
A firewall has two default rules, one for inbound traffic (WAN to LAN) and one for outbound 
traffic. Port blocking affects the outbound rules. These rules control access to outside resources 
from local users.The default rule is to allow all access from the LAN side to the outside. You can 
use port blocking to add predefined or custom rules to specify exceptions to the default rules.