mac-address table can be used in control-plane to restrict/allow specific user's pc log in router/switch ？

Control Panel has no ability to restrict its computer from an arbitrary network based on the MAC address of the network card. So no, I do not think that will work.

The MAC address table is in a router but is not a very secure way of prohibiting a guest or allowing a guest. MAC filtering normally excludes all but listed guests.

I normally secure the server against undesired logins (that is, make server access secure). That way, if a user has a machine they attach to the network, then they need network credentials to logon to the network devices and cannot if they do not have the credentials.

Wireless routers are very secured against unauthorized access.

None of the above is done via Control Panel, however.

Hi Thank you so much for your fast reply.
I am sorry that I typed wrong. The title should be "mac-address acl can be used in control-plane to restrict/allow specific user's pc log in router/switch? " 

Doing this with COPP is a lot of work with no benefit.

If we do not use Copp, how can we resolve this issue ?

Thank you so much for your suggestion !