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danatdelta

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Aug 17, 2010
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Are there any restrictions to the number of MAC addresses that you can restrict ?

Thanks

Danny
 
timed access is a white list, not a black list, meaning it's a list of macs that have access instead of those that are blocked.

so you only put the ones you want to have access. it also has an "everyone else" option
 
waw74, it can be used both ways actually. AirPort Extreme has a default which is by default set to allow, meaning if you add other MAC addresses, you have the option of denying them access. In fact, when I first set my MAC filtering, I had to change the default to deny, then begin whitelisting my MAC addresses.

danatdelta, I haven't tested this out to the fullest, nor do I know the actual limitations of the AEBS, but how many addresses are you expecting to add? And would maybe creating a locked network and having a whitelist work better?
 
I am using the Airport as a wireless AP in an office, the restrictions are because the access is only for certain people who have permission to get unfiltered internet access. So I am using the MAC address to grant access.

As I said I currently have 16 entries, but I would like to add more. Hence the question.

Danny
 
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