Defining or modifying static mac entries – ADC 400F User Manual
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Defining or Modifying Static MAC Entries
You can enter up to 32 static MAC addresses that the modem recognizes in the MAC address
tables. The modem will also learn up to 1024 MAC addresses.
1
Enter Static MAC addresses.
2
Click
Add
to accept this entry.
Enter the
MAC Address
for a device on the LAN. The
Mac Address
field is case
sensitive and does not accept uppercase alpha characters; use only lowercase alpha
characters (for example, 00:aa:00:46:d6:4c).
Enter a number (1 through 33) for the
Source Port.
The port number is 1 when
the source is the modem LAN port. The port number is 2 through 33 when the
source is one of the 32 sessions. For example, if the source port is the second
session set up (or port 2 on the
EasySession
page), enter the source port as 3.
The source port number is always one number higher than the port number on the
EasySession
page.
Enter a number 1 through 33 for the
Destination Port
. The port number is 1 when the
destination is the modem LAN port. The port number is 2 through 33 when the
destination is one of the 32 sessions. For example, if the destination port is the
second session set up or port 2 on the
EasySession
page, enter the destination port as
3. The destination port number is always one number higher than the port number
on the
EasySession
page.
All static MAC address entries are listed in this table after you enter the parameters
in fields
and
then
Add
them.