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Setting up End-User Access Defining the Default Network Policy The Network Filters page appears. 5 STEP 2 You can do any of the following: • Set the default network policy to control what happens to traffic not explicitly covered by defined filters. (see "Defining the Default Network Policy," on page 94) • View or delete the existing filters defined for the NSS from the Active Network Access Filters table.(see "Network Filters Overview," on page 93) • Create a new filter based on an IP or MAC address or a range of IP addresses. (see "Creating a Network Filter," on page 96) Defining the Default Network Policy The default network policy is the overarching policy that defines the gateway for communication to the NSS. It specifies how traffic that is not covered by defined filters is handled. The default policy can be defined to either accept or reject such traffic. To define the default network policy: STEP 1 From the Manager Menu, click Access Network. Lynksys Small Business NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide 94