MMX4x2 series – User's Manual 113
Ethernet Tool Kit
DIFFERENCE:
Device Filter Based on MAC Address
You can create a list of network devices based on the MAC address that are allowed controlling the device,
#maclter
ATTENTION! If the device is installed in a network where it gets IP address from a DHCP server and you
Otherwise, the device will not got an IP address and will be unreachable.
Command and Response
ç <loc>=<MAC_address>;<receive>;<send>;<name>
æ <loc>=<MAC_address>;<receive>;<send>;<name>
FilterEnable property to true as shown in the example.
Parameters
Parameter Parameter description
<loc>
1-8
The default values of 1, 2 and 3 ensure that
address resolution and device discovery
continue to work after enabling the MAC
<MAC_address> The MAC address of the
device
Unique value Hex format, divided by a colon
<receive>
parameter querying option
false (or 0) The device is not allowed to query
true (or 1) The device is allowed to query parameters
<send>
parameter setting option
false (or 0) The device is not allowed to change
true (or 1) The device is allowed to change parameters
<name> Unique name for the better
Any string
are truncated)
Example
ç
æ
ç
æ
FilterEnable property is set to true
LW2 Control Port Blocking
Command and Response #portblock
ç <port_mode>
æ <port_mode>
Example
ç
æ
HTTP Port Blocking
This command is for blocking the HTTP port (80); it is an additional protection for the Cleartext login function.
Command and Response
ç <port_mode>
æ <port_mode>
Example
ç
æ
HTTP Post Receiving Blocking
This command is for blocking HTTP posts; it is an additional protection for the Cleartext login function.
Command and Response
ç <port_mode>
æ <port_mode>
Example
ç
æ
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