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Configure the MAC filter settings The MAC Filter page allows you to restrict certain types of outgoing or incoming data packets from or to network clients based on their MAC addresses. To configure the MAC filter settings: 1. Click Internet Service > Firewall tab > MAC Filter. . In the Direction field, select Outgoing or Incoming. . In the Source MAC address field, key in the MAC address of the network client where the data packets will be coming from. 4. In the Destination MAC address field, key in the MAC address of the network client where the data packets will be going to. 5. Click Add to add the MAC filter settings to the Current MAC Filter table. Note: If you want to restrict access to all outgoing or incoming data packets from or to network clients, select Deny or Allow in the Outgoing Default Policy or Incoming Default Policy field. Chapter 4: Configuring via the web GUI DSL-N12E 35

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Chapter 4: Configuring via the web GUI
DSL-N12E
Configure the MAC filter settings
The MAC Filter page allows you to restrict certain types of outgoing or incoming
data packets from or to network clients based on their MAC addresses.
To configure the MAC filter settings:
Click
Internet Service > Firewall
tab
> MAC Filter
.
In the
Direction
field, select
Outgoing
or
Incoming
.
In the
Source MAC address
field, key in the MAC address of the network
client where the data packets will be coming from.
In the
Destination MAC address
field, key in the MAC address of the
network client where the data packets will be going to.
Click
Add
to add the MAC filter settings to the
Current MAC Filter table
.
1.
±.
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4.
5.
Note:
If you want to restrict access to all outgoing or incoming data packets from or to network
clients, select
Deny
or
Allow
in the
Outgoing Default Policy
or
Incoming Default Policy
field.