Hi Steven, If MAC address filtering is the appropriate option, then you filter a Mac's MAC address the same way you would any other MAC address. Exact instructions may vary according to what OS version is running on the server, and depending on whether a whitelist or a blacklist is better. Maybe Windows Server doesn't come with this feature. It's more common, perhaps depending on the policies of the organisation that runs the network, to do MAC filtering on the network switches (Ethernet) at a border or edge, not on the endpoint servers themselves.
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