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DFL-900/1500 User Manual
Rule Type
Source IP
Only allow MAC
Step 4. View the results
Through the previous step, you can see the
configured result as the right diagram.
Step 5. Add a another new IP/MAC rule
Add another IP/MAC rule to allow an IP address
range to pass through DFL-1500. This rule type is
useful for local PC using DHCP feature specially.
Suppose DHCP IP range of LAN1 interface is
192.168.40.100 to 192.168.40.119.
Check Activate this rule checkbox. Enter
Rule name as LAN1_DHCP. Select Allow Range
in the Rule Type field, and enter the Start IP as
and
192.168.40.100
192.168.40.119. Click Apply to store this
setting.
Rule Type
Condition
Source IP
End IP
The type of IP/MAC "Binding" is combined IP address with
MAC address together to decide packet is passed or blocked
by the DFL-1500.
Another type of IP/MAC "Allow range" depends on the IP
range to permit whether packets can pass or not. For this
type, please refer Table 11-4 description.
The Source IP address which will bound the below MAC
address
The MAC address which is bound the above IP address.
Table 11-3 Add an IP/MAC Binding rule
Advanced Setting > IP/MAC binding > Edit Rules
Advanced Setting > IP/MAC binding > Edit Rules > Insert
as
End IP
FIELD
Refer to Table 11-3 for this field description.
The starting IP address of "IP allowed range".
The final IP address of "IP allowed range".
Table 11-4 Add an IP/MAC allow range rule
DESCRIPTION
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Chapter 11
IP/MAC Binding
Binding/Allow
Range
IPv4 format
192.168.40.5
12 hex characters
(valid MAC 0002B3CA5E2C
format)
Range / Format
Binding/Allow
Range
IPv4 format
192.168.40.100
IPv4 format
192.168.40.119
Binding
EXAMPLE
Allow Range