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    How To Control Access To My DGS-1210 With ACL and MAC Addresses

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    This document provides a 7-step process to control access to a DGS-1210 switch using ACL and MAC addresses: 1. Log into the switch's web interface using its IP address 2. Create an "ALLOW" ACL profile and add a rule permitting a specific MAC address 3. Create a "DENY" ACL profile and add a rule denying all other MAC addresses 4. Test by pinging the switch from the permitted MAC address and an unpermitted one

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    How To Control Access To My DGS-1210 With ACL and MAC Addresses

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    This document provides a 7-step process to control access to a DGS-1210 switch using ACL and MAC addresses: 1. Log into the switch's web interface using its IP address 2. Create an "ALLOW" ACL profile and add a rule permitting a specific MAC address 3. Create a "DENY" ACL profile and add a rule denying all other MAC addresses 4. Test by pinging the switch from the permitted MAC address and an unpermitted one

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    This document provides a 7-step process to control access to a DGS-1210 switch using ACL and MAC addresses: 1. Log into the switch's web interface using its IP address 2. Create an "ALLOW" ACL profile and add a rule permitting a specific MAC address 3. Create a "DENY" ACL profile and add a rule denying all other MAC addresses 4. Test by pinging the switch from the permitted MAC address and an unpermitted one

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    How To Control Access To My DGS-1210 With ACL and MAC Addresses

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    This document provides a 7-step process to control access to a DGS-1210 switch using ACL and MAC addresses: 1. Log into the switch's web interface using its IP address 2. Create an "ALLOW" ACL profile and add a rule permitting a specific MAC address 3. Create a "DENY" ACL profile and add a rule denying all other MAC addresses 4. Test by pinging the switch from the permitted MAC address and an unpermitted one

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    HowtoControlAccesstomyDGS1210withACLandMAC

    Addresses
    Step1OpenawebbrowserandentertheIPoftheswitch.Inthisexamplewehaveused192.168.1.248
    thenhitenterkey.

    Thefollowingscreenshouldbedisplayed

    EntertheswitchpasswordthenclickonOk
    IfinthecasethisisthefirsttimeoryouhavenotyetselectedDontshowSmartWizardnexttimeyou
    willgetthefollowingscreen

    HereyoucanclickonDontshowSmartWizardnexttimeorjustclickonExit
    Step2CreatetheprofiletoALLOW
    Onceinsidethewebmanagementpage,clickonACLthenAccessProfileList

    Step3ClickonAddACLProfile

    ThenclickonMACAddress
    SelectProfileID:1
    SelectFrameType:MACACLTagged
    SelectSourceMACMask:FFFFFFFFFFFF
    ClickonCreate

    Theabovedialogwillappear,justclickonContinue

    Step4SelectProfile1andclickonEdit/NewRules

    HerewewanttoaddtheMACaddresswhichwillbeallowedaccess.

    AccessID:1
    SourceMACAddress:3408049F27D5
    Ports:120
    Action:Permit
    ClickonApply

    ThisistheProfileIDwhichassociatestheMACaddressesyouwouldliketoPermit.Toaddmore,justclick
    onAddRuleandrepeattheprocess.
    Whencomplete,clickonPreviouspagetogobacktoAccessProfileList.

    Step5ClickonAddACLProfile

    SelectProfileID:2
    SelectFrameType:MACACLTagged
    SelectDestinationMACMask:FFFFFFFFFFFF
    ClickonCreate

    Theabovedialogwillappear,justclickonContinue

    Step6ClickonProfileID2Edit/NewRules

    ClickonAddRule

    SelectProfileID:2
    DestinationMACAddress:(Leaveblank)
    Ports:120
    Action:Deny
    ClickonApply
    Step7Totestthis,youcanopenacmd.exepromptandpingtheIPfromtheMACAddress(Permitted)
    Usingthisexample,theIPoftheswitchwas192.168.1.248

    RepeattheabovetestonaPCthathasntbeenaddedtothePermittedrule.

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