ZA-4000 User’s Manual
IP and MAC Access Control
IP and MAC Access Control provides an additional layer of security when device work as CPE. It
is used to ensure that only the specified PCs in the network can access the network which the
remote AP is in.
Figure 9IP and MAC Access Control
Enable
the
IP and MAC Access Control
in the page. Only the PCs in the “Trusted Address” list
can access the network wireless connected remote AP. What you should do is to maintenance the
“Trusted Address” list.
Three options are available, IP Address Isolation, MAC Isolation and both IP Address and
MAC Isolation, to authorize PCs access into the network wirelessly connected to remote AP.
We'll elaborate the three approaches below.
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IP Address Isolation: Specify certain of IP addresses and authorize them to access the
network wireless connected remote AP.
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MAC Isolation: Specify certain of MACs and authorize them to access the network
wireless connected remote AP.
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both IP Address and MAC Isolation: Specify a certain of MACs and IP addresses and
authorize them to access the network wireless connected remote AP
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