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Select Devices Based on Source IP Address, Apply, To use the ACL Wizard

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GS108T and GS110TP Smart Switch Software Administration Manual To use the ACL Wizard: 1. Determine the type of ACL to configure and create a MAC ACL, standard IP ACL, or extended IP ACL. • To permit or deny traffic based on the Source MAC Address, create a MAC ACL. • To permit or deny traffic based on the Destination MAC Address, create a MAC ACL. • To permit or deny traffic based on the Source IP Address, create a Standard ACL. • To permit or deny traffic based on the Destination IP Address, create an Extended ACL. • To permit or deny traffic based on the TCP or UDP Source Port ID, create an Extended ACL. • To permit or deny traffic based on the TCP or UDP Destination Port ID, create an Extended ACL. 2. Click the Permit or Deny link associated with the access criteria on the ACL Wizard page. The switch redirects you to a page that contains the fields to configure the ACL rule, and several of the fields are preconfigured. For example, if you select the Permit link associated with the Select Devices Based on Source IP Address option, the Source IP Address Rules page displays, and the only information you must provide is the source IP address and source mask. 3. Configure the desired rule. 4. Click Apply to save the rule. Chapter 5: Managing Device Security | 181

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Chapter 5:
Managing Device Security
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GS108T and GS110TP Smart Switch Software Administration Manual
To use the ACL Wizard:
1.
Determine the type of ACL to configure and create a MAC ACL, standard IP ACL, or
extended IP ACL.
To permit or deny traffic based on the Source MAC Address, create a MAC ACL.
To permit or deny traffic based on the Destination MAC Address, create a MAC ACL.
To permit or deny traffic based on the Source IP Address, create a Standard ACL.
To permit or deny traffic based on the Destination IP Address, create an Extended
ACL.
To permit or deny traffic based on the TCP or UDP Source Port ID, create an
Extended ACL.
To permit or deny traffic based on the TCP or UDP Destination Port ID, create an
Extended ACL.
2.
Click the Permit or Deny link associated with the access criteria on the ACL Wizard page.
The switch redirects you to a page that contains the fields to configure the ACL rule, and
several of the fields are preconfigured. For example, if you select the Permit link
associated with the
Select Devices Based on Source IP Address
option, the Source IP
Address Rules page displays, and the only information you must provide is the source IP
address and source mask.
3.
Configure the desired rule.
4.
Click
Apply
to save the rule.