Block Mac dan IP Address Static Client Hotspot Mikrotik

Block Mac dan IP Address Static Client Hotspot Mikrotik


Untuk dapat mengunci client hotspot agar tidak bisa ganti-ganti IP Address maka kita perlu melakukan kunci mac address si client hotspot, rule ini dilakukan oleh owner hotspot yang masih menggunakan IP Static untuk memanajement hotspot mikrotiknya.


Sebelum kita lanjut ke step-stepnya untuk mengetahui Mac Si Client kita kopi saja Mac si client dari IP -> ARP

Berikut langkah-langkah yang harus kita lakukan pada mikrotik kita :

  • Buat filter rule dengan klik ip -> firewall -> filter lalu input seperti gambar dibawah

  • Klik Tab Advance lalu input seperti gambar dibawah :
  • Lanjut pada menu tab Action kita pilih = Drop


Mode CLI

/ip firewall filter

add action=drop chain=forward comment="Block IP MAC" src-address=!192.168.100.190 src-mac-address=D8:5D:4C:CF:2D:83
Copy - Paste di New Terminal

Source/Reference :
- http://mikrotik.co.id


BACA JUGA : ARTIKEL TENTANG SETTING MIKROTIK DIBAWAH INI :
1. Tutorial Setting Mikrotik dari Awal/Dasar Sampai Terkoneksi Dengan Internet
2. Tutorial Upgrade RouterOS Mikrotik ke Versi Terbaru
3. Tutorial Setting Hotspot Mikrotik
4. Setting Mikrotik Sebagai Bandwitdh Limiter Jaringan Internet
5. Tutorial Manajemen Bandwitdh Sama Rata Secara Otomatis Dengan Metode PCQ Mikrotik
6. Tutorial Cara Meremote Winbox Mikrotik Dari Luar Jaringan
7. Cara Mengalihkan Pelanggan Hotspot Mikrotik Yang Expired Ke Halaman Isolir
8. Cara Menghapus (Delete) Log Mikrotik dari Terminal
9. Tutorial Memisahkan Bandwitdh Lokal (iix) dan Internasional (ix) di Mikrotik
10. Menghubungkan Kantor Pusat dengan Kantor Cabang dengan EOIP Mikrotik [VPN]

ARTIKEL MIKROTIK : KUMPULAN TUTORIAL SETTING MIKROTIK LANJUT

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