4.4 Access Control
Click on the“Access Control”tab on the homepage of the AP mode and you can start to set the MAC address filter function. Please refer to the
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| Access Policy | Scroll down the list to set if you want to use access | |
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| control function. | |
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| access policies: | |
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| “Disable”,“Allow All”, and“Reject All”. The default | |
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| setting is “Disa ble”. | |
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| Disable – Do not use access control function. | |
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| Allow All – Only the MAC addresses listed in the | |
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| Access List can connect with | |
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| Reject All – Only the MAC addresses listed in the | |
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| Access List can NOT connect with | |
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| MAC Address | MAC address is a unique identification for hardware | |
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| devices on the network. It is a | |
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| value. Fill in the MAC addresses of wireless adapters | |
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| you want to accept or reject to access | |
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| in this table. | |
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| Access List | Here displays all the accepted or rejected MAC | |
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| addresses. | |
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| Delete | Choose a MAC address which you want to delete in | |
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| the Access List, and click this button to delete it. | |
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| Remove All | Click this button to delete all the MAC addresses in | |
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| the Access List. | |
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