NOTE
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Setting the IPv4 address
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Setting the IPv6 address
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(1)
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Select the [Use Filter] check box.
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(2)
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Select the [Reject] or [Allow] check box.
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[Reject]
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Allow accessing only from computers of which addresses specified in [Exception Addresses].
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[Allow]
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Reject accessing from computers of which addresses specified in [Exception Addresses].
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(1)
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Enter the IP address to be excepted.
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(2)
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Click [Add].
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Input Method
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Single Address
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Enter the IP address by adding periods between the numbers.
For example, "192.168.0.10"
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Multiple Addresses
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Enter multiple addresses sequentially by adding hyphens between the addresses.
This specifies the range of IP Addresses to be excepted. For example, "192.168.0.10-192.168.0.20"
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Prefix Address
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Add a slash after [Prefix Address] and put [Prefix Length] after the slash to specify an IPv4 address prefix.
This specifies the prefix to be excepted. For example, "192.168.0.10/24"
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(1)
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Enter the IP address to be excepted.
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(2)
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Click [Add].
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Input Method
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Single Address
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Enter the IP address by adding colons between the groups.
For example, "fe80::10"
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Multiple Addresses
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Enter multiple addresses sequentially by adding hyphens between the addresses.
This specifies the range of IP Addresses to be excepted. For example, "fe80::10-fe80::20"
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Prefix Address
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Add a slash after [Prefix Address] and put [Prefix Length] after the slash to specify an IPv6 address prefix.
This specifies the prefix to be excepted. For example, "fe80::10/64"
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NOTE
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To delete registered IP addresses
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IMPORTANT
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When the setup is completeRestart the machine to take effect the settings.
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<Off>
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IP Address filter is not available.
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<On>
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IP Address filter is available.
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