Ip/Mac Binding - LevelOne WGR-2301 User Manual

Group: Displays the group to which the user belongs.
Net behavior: Displays the user's net behaviors.
Settings: Click the icon. If you want to clear the user's net behavior statistics, please click
"Clear data".
Note: Click on the icon to modify the description information of PPPoE dial-up user, WEB
authenticated user.
Automatic refreshing interval: This list supports automatic refreshing, with the interval of 1-5
seconds.
Stop automatic refreshing: Click this bLeveloneon and the list will stop automatic refreshing.
If you need to view the information of the entire list or modify the notes, etc., it is proposed
to stop automatic refreshing.
Start automatic refreshing: Click this bLeveloneon and the list will refresh the list at the
automatic refreshing interval.
9.2

IP/MAC binding

This section describes the User management->IP/MAC binding page and configuration method.
To implement network security management, you must first solve the identity problems of users
before you can carry out the necessary service authorization work. In Firewall -> Access control
policy, we will introduce how to implement the control of Intranet users' net behaviors. In this
section, we will describe how to solve the problem of user identification.
In the device, user's identification can be completed through the IP/MAC binding function. The
use of the bound IP/MAC address pair as the user's unique identity ID can protect the device and
network against IP spoofing attacks. IP spoofing attack means that a host attempts to use another
trusted host's IP address to connect to the device or pass through the device. This host's IP address
can be easily changed as a trusted IP address, but the MAC address is added by the manufacturer
to the Ethernet card, so it cannot be easily changed.
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