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Make sense. &nbsp;I've exported the aes file and opened it in Notepad.<br />
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Quite intimidating, to say the least. &nbsp;Are the established markers for the beginning and end of the section for MAC Filtering?<br />
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Thanks!
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Make sense.  I've exported the aes file and opened it in Notepad.

Quite intimidating, to say the least.  Are the established markers for the beginning and end of the section for MAC Filtering?

Thanks!

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There's no markers, but the commands for each MAC address will be the same and they'll all be in one chunk of the config. &nbsp;Just literally delete each line and re-upload the config to the WLC.<br />
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Obviously, edit a copy of the file :-)
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There's no markers, but the commands for each MAC address will be the same and they'll all be in one chunk of the config.  Just literally delete each line and re-upload the config to the WLC.

Obviously, edit a copy of the file :-)

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I have a ton of MAC addresses listed under SECURITY - MAC Filtering on my 5508 WLC<br />
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This was done a while ago while attempting to setup MAC filtering for my WLAN's<br />
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We never implemented MAC filtering and I want to remove all of these addresses (most are laptops that are not here anymore)<br />
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Can I do this in bulk?<br />
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Thanks!
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I have a ton of MAC addresses listed under SECURITY - MAC Filtering on my 5508 WLC

This was done a while ago while attempting to setup MAC filtering for my WLAN's

We never implemented MAC filtering and I want to remove all of these addresses (most are laptops that are not here anymore)

Can I do this in bulk?

Thanks!

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