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MAC Objects and MAC OUIs
View, add, sort, select, modify, clone, and delete MAC (media access control) and MAC OUI (organizationally unique identifier) objects on this page.
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Configure > Common Objects > Basic > MAC Objects/MAC OUIs
A MAC (Media Access Control) address is a 48-bit number typically written in hexadecimal notation (that is, in 12 hexadecimal digits) that provides a unique address for each client device. An OUI (organizationally unique identifier) is the first 24 bits (that is, the first six hexadecimal digits) of a MAC address.
You can view and manage MAC Objects or MAC OUI profiles by adding, modifying, or deleting them. For example, a MAC object or a MAC OUI profile can be used to identify specific devices and the hive to which they belong. While you can manage objects on this page, the best practice recommendation is to configure objects in their respective network policy workflows. For more information, see MAC Objects and MAC OUIs.
The IP Object and Host Name table displays the following information:
Select , and either MAC Address or MAC OUI. Enter a name and a MAC address or MAC OUI in the New Mac Objects or MAC OUI Profile dialog box, and select Save.
To modify an existing MAC object or MAC OUI profile, select the check box for the profile you want to change, and select . Make any changes and then select Save.
You can add a new object or profile by cloning an existing object or profile and then renaming it. To do this, first select the check box for the object or profile that you want to clone and then select . Enter the new name and select Clone.
To delete a single MAC object or MAC OUI profile, select the check box for that object or profile, and then select and confirm the deletion. To delete multiple contiguous objects and profiles, select the check boxes for all of the profiles you want to delete, and then select
and confirm the deletion.
Note
You cannot delete default objects.Copyright © 2020 Extreme Networks. All rights reserved. Published March 2020.