Static mac address filter – Siemens CP 1515 User Manual
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Industrial Ethernet Wireless LAN RLM Manager, CP 1515 Manager
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4. (Optional) To add a non-listed protocol to the list, click the
&XVWRP
button to enter the protocol manually.
5. When finished click
2.
to return to the
%ULGJH
tab as pictured in
.
All of the protocols that you have selected, and/or all of the custom
protocols that you have added manually, will be listed in the
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field.
6. You can now select one of the other Bridge parameter options, change
other parameters or click
2.
to save your changes and return to the
main RLM Manager window.
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To filter out traffic exchanged between stations that is not required to be
sent or received via the wireless interface, you can set the
6WDWLF 0$&
DGGUHVV )LOWHU
in the bottom section of the
%ULGJH
tab. The default value,
1RQH!
will be acceptable for most networking environments (see
36 Bridge Tab in the Edit Mode
).
You can use the MAC filtering option for example to filter broadcast or
multicast messages exchanged between wired servers that can receive
each others messages also via the wired network.
To filter out traffic between such devices add the MAC addresses of both
devices as a pair in the
6WDWLF 0$& DGGUHVV )LOWHU
list.
The way the filter works is that when one of the listed stations sends a
message to a MAC address that has been identified as a pair, the Access
Point RLM will not forward it via the wireless station. All traffic that one of