Can OUI be used in an ACL
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07-06-2014 07:13 PM
Is is possible to make a ACL that uses the OUI of a manufacturer to limit access.?
We have a bunch of Hand Helds that we want to use on a particular SSID.
Seems that some ACLs we have used cause the HH to take over 4 minutes to login.
If we have no ACL it takes about a minute. I want to reduce the logon time.
ZD3000 with latest image
We have a bunch of Hand Helds that we want to use on a particular SSID.
Seems that some ACLs we have used cause the HH to take over 4 minutes to login.
If we have no ACL it takes about a minute. I want to reduce the logon time.
ZD3000 with latest image
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07-07-2014 12:31 AM
That would probably be a cool feature.
But tell me, did you make a "Device Access Policy" that you're having problems with?
But tell me, did you make a "Device Access Policy" that you're having problems with?
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07-07-2014 12:36 AM
ACLs or NO ACLs causing delay in login is something i would say is interesting.
Do you see this delay if you use NO ACL's and NO security or encryption on WLAN for HH?
Do you see this delay if you use NO ACL's and NO security or encryption on WLAN for HH?
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07-07-2014 05:29 AM
We do not se as bad a delay if we have no ACLs or security.
Still researching
Still researching
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07-08-2014 12:19 AM
Maybe if you would capture some packets when a client is performing the auth/assoc you could see who is taking so long to make the process happen.

