C ColinTaylor Part of the Furniture Jul 20, 2022 #2 DHCP (dnsmasq) cannot "block" a client. That's not its role. The only way to block a wireless client (ignoring MAC spoofing) is to use the MAC Filter List. But of course that creates a problem for your client with the changing MAC address.
DHCP (dnsmasq) cannot "block" a client. That's not its role. The only way to block a wireless client (ignoring MAC spoofing) is to use the MAC Filter List. But of course that creates a problem for your client with the changing MAC address.
dosborne Very Senior Member Jul 20, 2022 #3 Most devices allow you to set the randomized MAC addressing off. If you can do that, then you could implement an "allow" list instead of a "deny" list of MAC addresses.
Most devices allow you to set the randomized MAC addressing off. If you can do that, then you could implement an "allow" list instead of a "deny" list of MAC addresses.