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Part IV
Firewall & IP/MAC Binding
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Table 11-1 Enable IP/MAC Binding feature
Step 2. Leave IP/MAC binding “Allow”
state
Select LAN1 as the interface to edit the IP/MAC
binding rules. Because we do not add current
MAC address of our PC, do not change the
Default IP/MAC settings to Block. Please keep
this state with Allow at this moment. And click
Insert to add a rule.
Note that you have to add an IP/MAC binding rule
as Allow for your computer to pass the firewall
rule before you block the LAN1-ANY direction,
otherwise you will be blocked by that rule.
Advanced Settings > IP/MAC Binding > Edit Rules
FIELD DESCRIPTION Range / Format EXAMPLE
Edit __ IP/MAC binding
rules
Select the local interface which you are going to configure. LAN interfaces LAN1
Table 11-2 Select the IP/MAC Binding configured interface
Step 3. Add a new IP/MAC binding rule
Add an IP/MAC binding rule to allow our PC
passing through the DFL-1500. Otherwise our PC
will be blocked by DFL-1500 in the further steps.
Here the IP address “192.168.40.5” is the MAC
address of our login PC.
Advanced Setting > IP/MAC binding > Edit Rules > Insert
FIELD DESCRIPTION Range / Format EXAMPLE
Activate this rule Activate the IP/MAC binding rule. Enabled/Disabled Enabled
Rule name
The name of the IP/MAC binding rule.
Note that rule name should begin with alphabet, followed by
alphabet/digits/dashes.
text string
MyPC
Rule Type
The type of IP/MAC “Binding” is combined IP address with
MAC address together to decide packet is passed or blocked
by the DFL-1500.
Another type of IP/MAC “Allow range” depends on the IP
range to permit whether packets can pass or not. For this
type, please refer
Table 11-4 description.
Binding/Allow
Range
Binding

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