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Section 4 - Configuration
The MAC filter is used to restrict or allow certain types of Ethernet Frames through the gateway based on their source or
destination MAC address. These filters are helpful in securing or restricting traffic on your local network.
The currently defined MAC filters are displayed in the table. You may define up to 32 MAC filtering rules. If you wish to remove a
rule, click the corresponding check box to select it and then click Delete. If you wish to create a new rule, click the Add button.
Select Allow to allow all traffic except from MAC addresses in the List
Default Mode:
of exceptions with the Deny action.
Select Deny to allow all traffic except from MAC addresses in the List
of exceptions with the Allow action.
To enable schedule on a filter, click the Set schedule button ( ). In the
opened window, you can create a new schedule (see the Schedule
section Simplified mode on page 119page 118).
Click ( ) to add a new filter to the firewall.
If you have a selected one or more filters, click (
selected filter(s).
List of exceptions
If DMZ is enabled, specify the IP address of the DMZ host.
No:
Indicates the number of the filter.
State:
Indicates the action taken when the filter is triggered.
Action:
Indicates the MAC address to which the filter applies.
MAC address:
Indicates the hostname of the device to which the filter applies.
Name:
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) to delete the
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