Policy > ARP Defense> IP-MAC Binding
By enabling the IP-MAC, MAC-Port or IP-MAC-Port binding, Hillstone devices protect against ARP spoofing or MAC address list attacks.
You can perform the following actions in IP-MAC Binding page:
Options in the IP-MAC Binding Configuration dialog:
Option | Description |
MAC |
Specify a MAC address to be bound. |
IP |
Select the Enable checkbox to enable the port binding and then enter an IP address to be bound in the textbox. |
Port |
Select the Enable checkbox to enable the port binding and then select a port from the drop-down list. |
VLAN ID |
If the port binding is enabled, select a VLAN ID from the drop-down list. |
Virtual Router |
Select the virtual router of the static IP-MAC binding entry from the drop-down list. By default, the static IP-MAC binding entry belongs to the default virtual router, i.e. trust-vr. |
Description |
Type the description for the IP-MAC binding entry. |
Authenticated ARP |
Select the Enable checkbox to enable the authenticated ARP function. |
Options in the Binding Configuration drop-down menu:
Option | Description |
IP-MAC Scan |
Specify the scan range of the IP addresses by entering the start IP and the end IP. Click OK to scan the specified IP address range. The binding list displays the scan results. |
Bind All |
Select the binding information type to bind all specified types of entries. |
Unbind All |
Select the unbinding information type to unbind all specified types of entries. |
Options in the Others drop-down menu:
Option | Description |
Import |
Click Browse to select an IP-MAC binding file (UTF-8 encoding) and then click OK. |
Export |
Select a binding information type and then click OK. |
ARP/MAC Learning |
Select the desired interfaces and then click the Enable/Disable checkbox to enable/disable the ARP/MAC learning function. |