Static User Binding

Static user binding entries are configured manually.

Context

IPSG based on a static binding table filters IP packets received by untrusted interfaces, to prevent malicious hosts from stealing authorized hosts' IP addresses to access the network without permission.

IPSG based on a static binding table is applicable to a LAN where a small number of hosts reside and the hosts use static IP addresses.

Procedure

Create a static user binding entry.

Choose Security > IPSG > Static User Binding to open the Static User Binding page

Table 1 describes the parameters on the page.

**Table 1** Static User Binding
Parameter		Description
Interface Name		Indicates the interface through which a user goes online.
MAC		Indicates the MAC address of a user.
IPv4/IPv6		Indicates the IPv4/IPv6 address of the user.
VLAN ID		Indicates the ID of a user VLAN.

Click Create to open the Create a Static User Binding page

Table 2 describes the parameters on the page.

**Table 2** Create a Static User Binding
Parameter		Description
Binding mode		Indicates the mode of the static user binding entry.
Interface name		Indicates the interface through which a user goes online.
VLAN ID		Indicates the ID of a user VLAN.
MAC		Indicates the MAC address of a user.
IPv4		Indicates the IPv4 address of the user.
IPv6		Indicates the IPv6 address of the user.

Set the required parameters.
Click OK to complete the configuration.

Delete a static user binding entry.
1. Choose Security > IPSG > Static User Binding to open the Static User Binding page.
2. Select a static user binding entry and click Delete.
Update static user binding entries.
1. Choose Security > IPSG > Static User Binding to open the Static User Binding page.
2. Click Refresh to update static user binding entries.
Query static user binding entries.
1. Choose Security > IPSG > Static User Binding to open the Static User Binding page.
2. In the Query area, select an interface type and enter the interface number, or select VLAN ID and enter a VLAN ID, and click Query.