Hi All,
Looking for MAC filtering ideas I can turn in to a config on a few ISR4Ks running Fuji 16.9.5
Use case:
Allow only white-listed MAC devices to access a wireless network and drop all other traffic.
Equipment:
ISR4K with 3 WAN ports and 8 Ether-switch ports:
Current config:
Using ZBFW
Using router on a stick style config over port-channel (can also use interface VLANs courtesy of ether-switch NIM).
DHCP server for clients on WIFI network.
What I want to avoid:
Creating single host DHCP pools for each MAC address. There will be 100s of clients and this will clog the config and be heavy to manage.
What I have tried:
Applying policy-map to service-policy on interface
Applying policy-map to ZBFW
I also know this is possible:
mac address-table static "mac-address" vlan "vlan-id" drop
However, this is the opposite of what I want to achieve, I will have a known list of macs and want to drop everything else.
If I can allow certain MACs and drop all others with a command like this, it would be ideal.
There could be more secure ways but at a bare minimum I would like to stop wireless clients not on the mac white list from getting DHCP addresses. More thorough suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Cheers
Cam