Enabling Source Mac Filtering - NETGEAR ProSafe DGFV338 Reference Manual

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To block keywords or Internet domains:
1. Check the Yes radio box in the Turn keyword blocking on? section and click Apply. (The
default is No.)
2. Select the Web Components you want to enable and click Apply.
3. Check the boxes next to the group names in the Apply Keyword Blocking to list to specify
for which groups you want to implement Keyword Blocking. Only those PCs that are in one of
the specified groups will undergo the filtering process. Click Enable. Only those groups
names selected with show their status as enabled.
4. Enter a Blocked Keyword in the Add Blocked Keyword table and click Add. The word or
domain name will appear in the Blocked Keywords table. Any number of keywords or
domain names may be added to the list.
5. In the Add Trusted Domain table, enter the name(s) of any domain for which the keyword
filtering will be bypassed and click Add. The domain name must be exact; e.g., entering
www.netgear.com would be allowed as a trusted domain exempt from filtering. The Trusted
Domain will appear in the Trusted Domains table and will be exempt from filtering.
To delete keywords or domain names:
1. Check the box adjacent to the keyword or domain name to be deleted and click Delete.
2. Delete all keywords or domain names by clicking Select All and then Delete.

Enabling Source MAC Filtering

Source MAC Filter will drop the Internet-bound traffic received from PCs with specified MAC
addresses.
• By default, the source MAC address filter is disabled; all the outbound traffic received from
any PCs with a MAC address are allowed.
• When enabled, outbound Internet traffic will be dropped from the PCs that have a configured
MAC address in the Blacked MAC Addresses table.
To enable the Source MAC Address Filtering:
1. Select Security from the main menu and Source MAC Filter from the submenu. The Source
MAC Filter screen will display.
2. In the MAC Filtering Enable section, check the Yes radio box and click Apply.
3. Enter the MAC Address to be blocked in the MAC Address field and click Add. The MAC
address will appear in the Blocked MAC Addresses table. Repeat this process to add
additional MAC addresses.
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