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2018-12-30
03:03 AM
2018-12-30
03:03 AM
Enable Access Control
There's an option to enable access control for Wifi Devices, but there isn't an option to enable access control for wired devices.
Model: EX7300|AC2200 WiFi Range Extender
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2018-12-30
04:37 AM
2018-12-30
04:37 AM
Re: Enable Access Control
Why would you need mac-level access controls for the ethernet port? Unlike Wifi you have control over physical access.
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2018-12-30
05:38 AM
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05:38 AM
Re: Enable Access Control
There’s been a few times I noticed some questionable ones that show up in wired that I don’t believe have physical access to. It’s a bit suspicious; especially when some disappear after I do a firmware update or restart the extender.
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2018-12-30
05:53 AM
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2018-12-31
05:09 AM
2018-12-31
05:09 AM
Re: Enable Access Control
@Zirconium wrote: I would've thought that kind of control would also be available for the extenders.
I don't disagree with that, but I also don't think you'd need that for wired connections, especially since there is only one ethernet port on your extender.
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