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Installation Guide for MW-1500AP(H)
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(3) csmac
This command configures the MW-1500AP(H)'s MAC filtering function. With this function, you
can control the ability of each client to access the network via the MW-1500AP(H). After adding
each client's MAC address into a list in the MW-1500AP(H)'s memory, you can either
collectively allow or collectively negate network access to those clients in the list. The following
is a list of possible commands to configure the MW-1500AP(H)'s MAC filtering function.
csmac show
: Displays the current MAC Address List
csmac add <MAC address>
: Adds a MAC address to the current list (e.g.
csmac add
00:30:0d:22:15:9c
).
csmac del <index number>
: Deletes the MAC address corresponding to the index number
in the list.
csmac disable
: Disables the MAC filtering function and makes the network access
independent of MAC address.
csmac enable [permit / deny]
: When using the modifier
permit
, those stations in the list will
be denied network access. When using the modifier
deny
, only those stations in the list will
be allowed network access.
(4) dhcp
The following are possible commands related to the MW-1500AP(H)'s DHCP Client.
dhcp interface [start / stop / restart]
:
start / stop / restart the MW-1500AP(H) to be allocated an
IP from a DHCP Server.
(5) dhcpr
The following are possible commands related to the MW-1500AP(H)'s DHCP Relay Agent.
dhcpr [start / stop / status] –o [remote_server]
:
start / stop / status the MW-1500AP(H) to
relay an IP address from a specified DHCP Server and allocate it to a client.
(6) exit
Typing the command
exit
at the command prompt will log out the user and return to the initial
login screen.
