Single Host Rule matches a single IPv4 address:

Common Rule Properties

All Rule types have a set of common properties:

            Name represents descriptive Rule name which usually describes what the Rule purpose. It cannot be empty and is limited to 100 characters.

            State can be one of the three possible values: Allow, Deny or Inactive. Inactive Rules will simply be ignored when testing a network peer against the Rules in a Ruleset. Allow and Deny states specify which action will be taken against network peers that match that Rule.

            Associate MAC Address controls if the Rule is bound to a specific MAC address in addition to its base IPv4 address bound condition. Allowed MAC Address means that in order for network peer to be matched with the Rule, it needs to have exactly the same MAC Address as specified here. Unallowed MAC Address means that a network peer can be matched with the Rule only if it doesn’t have the MAC Address specified here.

            Reply MAC Address is an advanced common Rule property and shouldn’t be modified unless additional control is needed over how the LANProtector Server will enforce protection. It specifies the reply ARP package address used as the source / originating MAC Address when performing the legitimate ARP spoofing to block the network access for denied network peers. Please see Rule description for more details.

Single Host Rule Properties

            IP Address is a single IPv4 address which must be matched by the network peer.