Extreme Networks Summit WM3000 Series Reference Manual page 339

MU-ACL Index
Starting MAC
Ending MAC
Zone ID
Allow/Deny
WLANs
5 If the properties of an existing filter fulfill to your needs but still require modification to better filter
devices, select the Edit button. For more information see,
"Editing an Existing Wireless Filter" on page
6 If an existing filter is now obsolete, select it from those listed and click the Delete button.
7 Click the Add button to create a new filter. For more information, see
on page 341.
8 Click the Memberships button to display a screen wherein a selected index can be added to one or
more existing WLANs. For more information see,
9 Click on the Export button to export the contents of the table to a Comma Separated Values file (CSV).
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Displays a numerical identifier used to associate a particular ACL to a
range of MAC addresses (or a single MAC address) that are either allowed
or denied access to the controller managed network.
Displays the beginning MAC Address (for this specific Index) either
allowed or denied access to the controller managed network.
Displays the ending MAC Address (for this specific Index) either allowed
or denied access to the controller managed network.
Displays a Zone ID associated with each Wireless Filter. Zone ID can be
between 1 and 48 which are user defined zones, "default" indicating any
location outside user defined zones, "not in use" not in use" to indicate
that the zone ID is not in use or "unknown" to indicate that the Zone ID
is not known. Zones allow you to associate firewall policies to each zone.
All members of the same zone will have the same firewall policies applied
to them.
States whether this particular ACL Index and MAC address range has
been allowed or denied access to the controller managed network.
Displays the WLANs associated with each Wireless Filter.
340.
"Adding a new Wireless Filter"
"Associating an ACL with a WLAN" on page 342
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