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the Internet (by selecting “Permit” or “Deny” from the drop-down menu. NOTE: enter the
12-digit MAC address in this format: XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX (with the hyphens).
Add
— Click after filling in the fields to add the rule and display the Current MAC Filtering Table,
which shows the valid MAC filtering rules in the router. To remove a listing from the table,
select it and click “Delete.”
Apply
— Click “Apply,” then “Save” to set and save any changes.
3.6.2 Connection Filtering Configuration
This screen lets you control a certain client PC’s access to the Internet based on IP addresses,
application types (i.e., HTTP port) and time of day.
Stop
— Click to turn off the Connection Filtering configuration when “Status” shows “enabled”;
click (“Start”) to turn on the configuration when it’s shown as “disabled.”
Check Box
— If selected, the undefined item in the IP Address list is allowed Internet access.
Rule Name
— Enter any name you want to use for identification.
Source IP address
— Enter the IP address you want to apply this Access Control rule to.
Protocol
— Select the protocol type: TCP, UDP, FTP, HTTP or all of them.
Destination Port
— Assign a port number or a port range. The router will block clients from
accessing Internet services that use these ports.
Days To Block
— Select days to block.
Times To Block
— Select times to block.
Add
— Click after filling in the fields to add the rule and display the Current Access Control
Table,
which shows the current Access Control rules in the router. To remove a listing from
the table, select it and click “Delete.”
Apply
— Click “Apply,” then “Save” to set and save any changes.