(fortigate) Flight Tower Firewall Ipmac binding setup Steps

1. Flight Tower firewall Ipmac bindings are configured through the underlying, we first make the general settings of IPMAC bindings

Config firewall ipmacbinding setting

Set BINDTHROUGHFW enable Ipmac binding allowed through the firewall

Set BINDTOFW enable Ipmac bound access firewall

Set Undefinedhost block sets undefined Ipmac prohibit through firewall

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2. Define a list of IPMAC bindings

Config Firewall ipmacbinding table

Edit 0 To define the ID number, bulk import can be directly written 0,0 means that the original ID will be automatically added 1

Set IP 192.168.1.110 Define IP Address

Set Mac 68:f7:28:c0:97:54 define MAC address

Set name Huangqiongjie defines the names of the Ipmac

Set status enable to start the entry

End exits and saves, and if there are multiple users, you can enter next

3. The corresponding interface turns on the IPMAC binding function

Config System interface

Edit Port1

Set Ipmac Enable

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4. If your DHCP is above the firewall, you need to keep the correspondence between an IP and Mac in the corresponding DHCP service pool.

Config system DHCP server after enter show return, you can see all the current DHCP pool, find the corresponding DHCP pool after input edit+id, we edit 1 here, and then enter the following command can be reserved for a Mac corresponding IP address. The settings here can also be configured to retain addresses through the interface

Config system DHCP server

Edit 1 edits the DHCP pool corresponding to ID number 1

Config reserved-address enter the reserved address setting

Edit 0 Add a new reserved address corresponding to the ID entry, enter 0, by default on the basis of the original ID automatically add 1

Set IP 192.168.1.110

Set Mac 68:f7:28:c0:97:54

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(fortigate) Flight Tower Firewall Ipmac binding setup Steps