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WIFI AP6-420e MAC Filter issues

Slappy

We are currently testing phase of AP6-420e APs.   

Is there anybody else experiencing MAC filter configuration issues.....

We are testing 3 SSIDs that are on separate VLANs and each SSID is needing a MAC filter.  

I thought at first, I was not hitting the save button but too many oddities have come up and now beginning to wonder if I can trust this stuff....

In the past couple of weeks here is what I have experienced with the MAC filtering:

- I setup the mac filter for a SSID....then some time period later, I find the MAC filter setting was changed to NONE......This is very concerning.

- One day checked the 3 SSIDs that had MAC filters in place and ALL the SSID MAC filters were setback to NONE.

- Most recently, I added one MAC address to one of the SSID MAC filters and all the existing MAC addresses were erased.  The only MAC address in the filter was the one I added.    But the troubling part was that the MAC filters in ALL the other SSIDs were changed as well. O nly that one MAC address I added was in ALL the MAC filters for all SSIDs......

Is this stuff ready for production environments if these things keep happening??

Case was created but wanted to know if anybody else is having these issues.



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  • 0 in reply to Slappy

    Actually the Docs is not correct. We will address this one. 

    You cannot use a Whitelist approach and ATR at the same time (Meaning, you Whitelist a MAC and block the same MAC at the same time). The Docs is misleading on that page. 

    One step back here: 
    Do you use white or blacklist in central? 
    And if you say, the List is empty --> is it empty in Central or the Access point management itself? 

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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    We use whitelists only in Central>Wireless.  No idea where ATF is located in Central....as we do not have any Sophos Firewalls or Switches in our environment. 

    I finally looked at the ATR and how it functions.....I can see this could be problematic....  However, there should/could be logic built in that that ATF MAC block would supersede the whitelisting.

    At the very least give the customer the ability to granularly apply ATF to SSIDs that are not using the MAC whitelist......

    The MAC list in the ATR located in Central>Wireless is/was empty before I disabled it.

    Still stand by my comment.....If ATF is enable in Central>Wireless for AP6 then the MAC filtering option should be greyed out in the SSID.....

  • 0 in reply to Slappy

    I turned off ATF yesterday 6/11.  Today, I check the 3 SSID that I have the MAC allowed function turned on.  All of them have one MAC address listed (same MAC address).  I added a list of MAC addresses to one SSID and save the configuration.

    When I opened the other 2 SSIDs, the list of MAC addresses I entered in the one SSID were now populated in other 2 SSIDs MAC allowed lists.  Why would this be happening? Something is really wrong here.....  

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