Dell TrueMobile 4350 Dell™ Wireless 4350 Small Network Access PointU - Page 101

Delete, Delete All, Restore, Network Access Control, MAC Access Control, Enable Allow Access

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Allows you to edit entries. · Delete Deletes a record from the list. · Delete All Deletes all records from the list. · Restore Restores previous settings. Network Access Control MAC Access Control The MAC Access Control page allows you to control which local client computer is allowed to access the network through the Dell Wireless 4350 Small Network Access Point based on the client computer's MAC address. The default setting is to allow any client computer to access the network through the access point. There are two options for the Access Control Settings, the Allow Access option and the Deny Access option. Each option is able to support up to 32 entries. Only one option can be active at any time. Selecting the checkbox for Enable Allow Access will disable Enable Deny Access and vice versa. The Enable Allow Access option will only allow clients that are listed in the table to access the network. The Enable Deny Access option will prevent any clients that are listed in the table from accessing the network. To enable MAC Access Control, perform the following steps: 1. Click to select Enable MAC Access Control. 2. Click the appropriate option, Enable Allow Access or Enable Deny Access.

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Allows you to edit entries.
·
Delete
Deletes a record from the list.
·
Delete All
Deletes all records from the list.
·
Restore
Restores previous settings.
Network Access Control
MAC Access Control
The MAC Access Control page allows you to control which local client computer is allowed to access the network through the Dell
Wireless 4350 Small Network Access Point based on the client computer’s MAC address. The default setting is to allow any client
computer to access the network through the access point.
There are two options for the Access Control Settings, the Allow Access option and the Deny Access option. Each option is able to
support up to 32 entries. Only one option can be active at any time. Selecting the checkbox for Enable Allow Access will disable
Enable Deny Access and vice versa. The Enable Allow Access option will only allow clients that are listed in the table to access
the network. The Enable Deny Access option will prevent any clients that are listed in the table from accessing the network.
To enable MAC Access Control, perform the following steps:
1.
Click to select
Enable MAC Access Control
.
2.
Click the appropriate option,
Enable Allow Access
or
Enable Deny Access
.