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• Location Address: Contains the MAC address that has been located.
• Device IP: Contains the IP address of the access device that provides network connectivity for the IP
or MAC address that has been located.
• Interface: Contains the description of the interface that the located IP/MAC address is or was
connected to.
• View Access Device Topology: Contains a link for accessing the network topology. In the topology,
you can check the position of the device that connects to the terminal with this address.
5. Click Reset when you have finished your search to restore the full Real-Time Location Result list.
Access configuration
You can bind an IP address to a MAC address for security purposes. In addition, you can bind a MAC
address to an interface. When an IP address is bound to a MAC address or when a MAC address is
bound to an interface, the binding takes place in IMC only. The address is not bound on the device, but
rather the address is bound in IMC. Binding has the result of enabling IMC to track IP and MAC address
usage to a specific resource and proactively notify you when that resource is not be used in the way it
was allocated or intended.
Terminal access binding
You can define rules to restrict terminal access to the network. In IMC, you can bind all interfaces, which
means a terminal can access the network from any location. In addition, you can bind one or more
interfaces to allow a terminal to access the network from specified locations.
After specifying binding policies, you can configure an Unauthorized Access Processing Policy to take
actions such as sending alarms or shutting down ports against terminals that violate the policy. For more
information about unauthorized access processing policies, see " Unauthorized access ."
Viewing the terminal access binding list
To view the Terminal Access Binding list:
1. Navigate to Resource > Access Configuration.
a. Click the Resource tab from the tabular navigation system on the top.
b. Click Terminal Access on the navigation tree on the left.
c. Click Access Configuration under Terminal Access from the navigation tree on the left.
2. Click Terminal Access Binding on the Access Configuration page.
The Terminal Access Binding List appears.
Terminal Access Binding List
• Terminal MAC: Contains the MAC address for the terminal associated with the IP address.
• Terminal Name: Contains the name of the terminal.
• Terminal IP: Contains the IP address of the terminal that is connected to the terminal access device.
• Trusted: Contains information about whether or not the terminal is trusted on all interfaces.
• Device Label: Contains the label of the device that the terminal connects to. In addition, it provides
a link for entering the Device Details page.
• Device IP: Contains the IP address that has been allocated to the device. The IP address serves as
an active link for drilling down to the Device Details page.