It it possible to block an iphone DHCP request (00:1F:F3) ?
Thank you
I don’t think there is a way (without using RADIUS) to block a specific manufacturer’s dhcp leases..
If the wireless AP is Mikrotik, The best thing you could do would be write a script that runs every 15 seconds or so that knocks em off the AP and adds them to the access list so they can’t connect again..
-Gerard
Great suggestion. Ill have to look into how to write a script that i can run on the Mikrotik DHCP box. Got any tips?
Thank you
You could of course make the leases static and then disable default authentication.
Not sure if your set-up allows for this extra legwork though.
00:1F:F3:FF:FF:FF is also used by macbook’s airports and so on…
And my iPhone is on the range 00:21:E9:FF:FF:FF
But in the firewall you can block the mac address and the port where dhcp is running… (port 67 or 68 on is client and the other is server)