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Thank you all for your help. &nbsp;I am sorry this took so long but I hurt myself and this took a back seat.<br />
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Thanks!
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Thank you all for your help.  I am sorry this took so long but I hurt myself and this took a back seat.

Thanks!

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We have two Cisco Access points 1120s (I think). &nbsp;They are standalone. &nbsp;I was wondering if anyone knew how I could &nbsp;have someone connect to the access point and then have them (through MAC filtering or what have you) just access the internet and not any other aspect of our network. &nbsp;If I am missing any crucial details let me know. &nbsp;The APs broadcast at 11Mbs. &nbsp;W00t
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We have two Cisco Access points 1120s (I think).  They are standalone.  I was wondering if anyone knew how I could  have someone connect to the access point and then have them (through MAC filtering or what have you) just access the internet and not any other aspect of our network.  If I am missing any crucial details let me know.  The APs broadcast at 11Mbs.  W00t

Cisco Access Point routing?

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