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No unless the wireless clients are on a separated LAN (VLAN or NATed) or in a specific address range...<br />
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HTH
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Hi<br />
Can I block traffic to the server coming from wireless access points ?<br />
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I am are trying to restrict the server<br />
to wired &nbsp;computers. <br />
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thanks<br />

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Hi
Can I block traffic to the server coming from wireless access points ?

I am are trying to restrict the server
to wired  computers. 

thanks


No unless the wireless clients are on a separated LAN (VLAN or NATed) or in a specific address range...

HTH

Block wireless access to server

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Networking Protocols

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