Host Mac Filter (G.hn:filter); Status And Statistics (G.hn:status); Reset To Default (G.hn:default); Apply Changes To The Configuration (G.hn:recfg) - axing EoC 20-01 Operating Instructions Manual

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3.9.7. Host MAC Filter (G.hn:Filter)

With the default settings, no host MAC address filter in EP is enforced and EP will forward packets from/to any
connected hosts (PC). By specifying host MAC filter – white-list only, we may further instruct EP to permit only
host with designated MAC address can access the network.
In the following example, only two hosts (MAC 00-01-02-03-04-05 and MAC 00-06-07-08-09-0a) are allowed
to access the network. Other hosts will be rejected.
Per EP, we may designate as many as 5 host MAC filters. Hosts have to comply with both the host MAC filter
rule and the "Host Limit" setting.

3.9.8. Status and Statistics (G.hn:Status)

Show port LAN1/LAN2/EoC port link status and port statistics.

3.9.9. Reset to Default (G.hn:Default)

For EP, to reset all G.hn(Ethernet) settings to EP Default Profile, includes 'Note','Coax', 'Notch','Port', 'QoS',
'VLAN', and 'Filter' pages. Not default the WiFi settings if EP has WiFi.

3.9.10. Apply changes to the configuration (G.hn:ReCfg)

To save the "G.hn" settings of the endpoint.
 Click RECFG.
Changes to the configuration pages are saved.

3.9.11. Reboot EP (G.hn:Reboot)

Restart EP.
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