Config Panel (2.40) - Guntermann und Drunck GmbH

Network functions of the devices
5. The current rule settings are displayed in the upper part of the window. Check
and change the data described on the following page.
Interface: Use the pull-down menu to select on which network interfaces
the data packets are to be trapped and manipulated:
All
Interface A
Interface B
Option: Use the pull-down menu to select how the rule’s sender
information are to be interpreted:
Normal: The rule applies for data packets whose sender
information does comply with the indicated IP address or
MAC address.
Inverted: The rule applies for data packets whose sender
information does not comply with the indicated IP address
or MAC address.
IP address/
Netmask:
6. Click Change to save the changed data.
7. Click OK to close the window.
Enter the data packet IP address or – using the Netmask field –
the address space of the IP addresses.
Examples:
192.168.150.187: for the IP address 192.168.150.187
192.168.150.0/24: IP addresses of section 192.168.150.x
192.168.0.0/16: IP addresses of section 192.168.x.x
192.0.0.0/8: IP addresses of section 192.x.x.x
0.0.0.0/0: all IP addresses
Either the IP address and/or a MAC address can be indicated within a rule.
MAC address: Enter the MAC address to be considered in this filter rule.
Either the IP address and/or a MAC address can be indicated within a rule.
Filter rule: Drop: Data packets whose sender information comply with
the IP address or MAC address are not processed.
Accept: Data packets whose sender information comply
with the IP address or MAC address are processed.
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