Sorting and Searching MAC Addresses

This topic describes the steps for sorting and searching MAC Media Access Control. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on a network.  addresses.

Prerequisites

Ensure that a client policy exists. For more information on how to configure the client access policy, see Configuring Client Access Policy.

To sort MAC addresses, complete the following steps:

  1. Mouse hover on the MAC Address and Client Name header row in the Allowed MAC Addresses table.

    An arrow appears next to these two headings.

  2. Click the arrow.

    The entries under these columns are sorted in the ascending or descending order.

To search MAC addresses, complete the following steps:

  1. Click the Search icon in the Allowed MAC Addresses table.

  2. In the search field, type the text to search a MAC Address or a Client Name.

    The Allowed MAC Addresses table displays the matched output based on the text in the search field.

    You can search a MAC address by entering it in upper or lower case using the following patterns
    FF:FC:E9:27:B7:11 or FF-FC-E9-27-B7-11