Add ACL button

[jakub.nowicki]

Hi Team,

please consider adding an “ACL” button to IC2 & RWA Client List.

IC2
A button with a dropdown list allowing to add a Client to an existing or new ACL could be very useful. It would make whitelisting and blacklisting much easier. An “Action” column could be a good place for such a button.

RWA
A similar button on the RWA page could be added for quick blacklisting (next to the IP reservation button).

[TK_Liew]

@jakub.nowicki, are you looking to block the WIFI client? If so, this can be achieved with RWA as below.

[jakub.nowicki]

Hi TK,

i would like to block both WiFi and wired Clients. The button you showed would be even more useful if it was available on the Client List page.

[TK_Liew]

@jakub.nowicki, the button is on the Client List page. You able to block WIFI and remote user at the moment.

We are welcome others to comment on the requesting feature.

Thanks.

[jakub.nowicki]

Hi @TK_Liew ,

sorry, I didn’t notice that.
It still does not allow me to fully manage my network. In my case, I use MAX router with several AP One, all managed via IC2. Most Wi-Fi Clients are connected to AP’s hence are seen by the router as “wired” and I can’t easily block them.

Also, this feature only allows blocking specific Client. What I am asking for is an option to add the chosen Client to an ACL which could be assigned to any network: Captive Portal, SSID or Firewall rule.

[TK_Liew]

@jakub.nowicki

In my case, I use MAX router with several AP One, all managed via IC2. Most Wi-Fi Clients are connected to AP’s hence are seen by the router as “wired” and I can’t easily block them.

This is supported if the AP is running above 3.7.3 or 3.8.1.

@jakub.nowicki

Also, this feature only allows blocking specific Client. What I am asking for is an option to add the chosen Client to an ACL which could be assigned to any network: Captive Portal, SSID or Firewall rule.

So, you are looking for a simple way to add the WIFI client into ACL, firewall from Status > Client List to block them instead of going to the firewall setting page, am I right?

[jakub.nowicki]

Hi @TK_Liew,

thanks for the feedback, I’ll upgrade the fw and check this feature on our APs

So, you are looking for a simple way to add the WIFI client into ACL, firewall from Status > Client List to block them instead of going to the firewall setting page, am I right?

Exactly! It would be much easier to spot an unwanted client and block it directly from the Client List. I would also appreciate adding ACLs to the Web Admin Interface.