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Wireless Broadband Router User Guide
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MAC Filtering Settings
MAC address filtering allows you to define a list of MAC addresses (for either wireless or LAN
devices) that are authorized to access or denied access to the network.
When Disable MAC address control list is selected, no MAC address filtering will be per-
formed.
When Enable GRANT address control list is selected, data traffic from devices listed in the
table will be allowed to access the network.
When Enable DENY address control list is selected, data traffic from devices listed in the
table will be denied/discarded by the network.
devices) that are authorized to access or denied access to the network.
When Disable MAC address control list is selected, no MAC address filtering will be per-
formed.
When Enable GRANT address control list is selected, data traffic from devices listed in the
table will be allowed to access the network.
When Enable DENY address control list is selected, data traffic from devices listed in the
table will be denied/discarded by the network.
The displayed table lists all configured MAC Filter entries. To delete an entry, select the entry
and press DELETE SELECTED.
and press DELETE SELECTED.
IP Filtering Settings
You can define IP filtering rules to control the access between local network and Internet. You
must define to which direction of traffic flow the rules apply: to the Internet (Outbound) or from
the Internet (Inbound). You must then specify whether the data packet satisfying the rule
should be forwarded to its destination (Granted Access) or discarded (Denied Access).
must define to which direction of traffic flow the rules apply: to the Internet (Outbound) or from
the Internet (Inbound). You must then specify whether the data packet satisfying the rule
should be forwarded to its destination (Granted Access) or discarded (Denied Access).