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Re: SRS60 Device Access Control

BooJangles
Apprentice

SRS60 Device Access Control

SRR60 and 7 satellites (5 wired, 2 wireless)

 

Hi all,

 

Is it possible to control device access per satellite?

 

For example, I have a satellite in a basement that has 3 devices physically plugged into it. It has poor signal but is sufficient for the small amounts of data the 3 monitoring devices require. I am trying to prevent a laptop in particular from ever connecting to this satellite. 

 

Is this possible to configure?

 

Many thanks,

B

Model: SRK60B05|Orbi Pro Tri-Band Business WiFi System
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DaneA
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: SRS60 Device Access Control

@BooJangles,

 

As far as I have check the Orbi Pro user manual here, it seems that there is no option to control device access per satellite.  

 

 

Regards,

 

DaneA

NETGEAR Community Team

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DaneA
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: SRS60 Device Access Control

@BooJangles,

 

You may configure a MAC ACL (Access Control List) to prevent the specific laptop to connect to the SSID.  To know how to configure this, kindly read pages 48-53 of the Orbi Pro user manual here

 

 

Regards,

 

DaneA

NETGEAR Community Team

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BooJangles
Apprentice

Re: SRS60 Device Access Control

Thanks for that info.

Is there a way to control device access per satellite instead of the entire network though?

Thanks
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DaneA
NETGEAR Employee Retired

Re: SRS60 Device Access Control

@BooJangles,

 

As far as I have check the Orbi Pro user manual here, it seems that there is no option to control device access per satellite.  

 

 

Regards,

 

DaneA

NETGEAR Community Team

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schumaku
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Re: SRS60 Device Access Control


@DaneA wrote:

As far as I have check the Orbi Pro user manual here, it seems that there is no option to control device access per satellite.  

And this makes perfect sense - this would require a lot of overhead and modifications of the radio firmware to become able to answer with "custom" 802.1k neighbor reports - one of the key features on all Mesh system designs - based on the MAC (BSSID) of the client where only MAC (BSSID) of neighbouring access points are reported - depending on the MAC allow resp. MAC deny lists on each individual access point. 

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