We can see that the MAC address we have entered on the previous console is showing in the Deny list.
Again on DHCP console, click on the Deny filter. Here, for this practical, the MAC address of our client is “ 00-0C-29-EB-1C-5E“. Click on Add to add the MAC address in the Deny list. To enable and configure MAC address Filtering in DHCP Server 2012 R2, on New Filter console, enter the MAC address of the client that will not receive IP address from the DHCP server.
Right click on Deny and then click on New Filter.Ģ. For this practical, we will configure the Deny Filter. DHCP Server would not assign IP Address to the clients that are part of the Deny Filter. Whereas, the Deny filter is used to restrict the assigning of IP addresses to those MAC addresses which are in the deny list i.e. The Allow filter is used to assign IP addresses to those MAC addresses only which are added in the allow list. The first option is “Allow” and the another option is of “Deny”. Steps to enable and configure MAC address filtering in DHCP Server 2012 R2ġ. After configuring both the lists DHCP server will start assigning the IP addresses to the clients on the basis of MAC address filtering. On DHCP server, both allow and deny list can be configured separately. To prevent the network from the security threat this low-level security method plays a vital and important role. Network Administrators can filter the assigning of IP addresses from the DHCP server on the basis of MAC addresses. In the previous posts, we have learned the steps to install and configure DHCP server in Windows Server 2012 R2. In this post, we’ll learn the steps to enable and configure MAC address Filtering in DHCP Server 2012 R2.
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How to Enable and Configure MAC address Filtering in DHCP Server 2012 R2
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