OPENWRT implementation of wireless internet whitelist

Internet filtering is done by modifying the firewall configuration file.

Configuration file/etc/config/firewall

1. White List of Macs

At the end of the configuration file, add the following:

Config rule
Option src LAN
Option Dest WAN
Option Src_mac 9c:d2:1e:f9:34:39
Option Target ACCEPT

Config rule
Option src LAN
Option Dest WAN
Option Src_mac 98:6C:F5:5B:11:BC
Option Target ACCEPT

Config rule
Option src LAN
Option Dest WAN
Option Target REJECT

The above rules are interpreted as: Allow two devices with MAC address 9c:d2:1e:f9:34:39, 98:6C:F5:5B:11:BC to surf the internet, other devices refuse to go to the outside network

Attention:

Config rule
Option src LAN
Option Dest WAN
Option Target REJECT

Deny all devices to the outside of the network of this rule to be put behind, firewall rules seem to have priority

After the configuration file has been modified successfully, restart the firewall

#/etc/init.d/firewall Restart

2. IP Whitelist

Principle Step Ibid.

Simply place the rule in the

Option Src_mac MAC address

Switch

Option SRC_IP The IP address you want to allow

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OpenWrt to implement wireless internet whitelist