Which features can be used to limit client registrations to an access point?

Limiting client registrations to an access point is essential for maintaining network security and managing resource usage. The combination of access-list and registration-table provides a robust method for controlling which clients can connect to an access point.

An access-list can be configured to specify which MAC addresses are allowed or denied access to the network. By setting up the access-list properly, an administrator can prevent unauthorized devices from connecting, ensuring that only clients that are explicitly permitted can associate with the access point.

The registration-table complements the access-list by dynamically showing all devices currently connected to the access point. This table allows administrators to monitor which clients are actively using the network and can be used in conjunction with the access-list to enforce additional restrictions or view the status of these connections.

The combination of these features—access-list for filtering access based on predefined criteria and registration-table for monitoring active connections—creates a solid framework for limiting client registrations and controlling the network environment.