Running Merlin 380.63_2 on a AC3200 primary router and an AC66 set up as an access point. I have two IP cameras connected to ethernet ports on the AC66. I would like to block any user traffic originating from a specific range of ips to these two cameras. Example:
iptables -A INPUT -s 192.168.1.64/26 -d 192.168.1.246 -j DROP
However, running such an iptables entry on the AC66 access point, either in INPUT, FORWARD or OUTPUT table has no effect - traffic continues through when the wireless client is connected to the AP. I added same statement on the AC3200 thinking perhaps the traffic was passed without processing back to the router, but no luck, traffic still passes no matter where I put the entry.
Any idea how wireless client traffic is handled on an ASUS AP and how one can filter?
iptables -A INPUT -s 192.168.1.64/26 -d 192.168.1.246 -j DROP
However, running such an iptables entry on the AC66 access point, either in INPUT, FORWARD or OUTPUT table has no effect - traffic continues through when the wireless client is connected to the AP. I added same statement on the AC3200 thinking perhaps the traffic was passed without processing back to the router, but no luck, traffic still passes no matter where I put the entry.
Any idea how wireless client traffic is handled on an ASUS AP and how one can filter?
