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# Access Control

<figure><img src="/files/khmP9QWSVEKBhI3h4HAJ" alt=""><figcaption><p>Access Control Page</p></figcaption></figure>

This feature is used to uniformly control the opening or closing of various functions of LAN devices protected by the Deeper Connect.

**1. The switch button allows the user to turn on or off access control**

**2. All online access devices will be displayed in this panel**

&#x20;   2.1 MAC address used by the access device

&#x20;   2.2 Default name of the access device

&#x20;   2.3 LAN IP address used by the access device

&#x20;   2.4 DPN mode setting for the access device

&#x20;   2.5 Open or close the https filter of the access device

&#x20;   2.6 After enabling https ads filter, you can bypass some apps here

&#x20;   2.7 Traffic flow control of the access device

&#x20;   2.8 Name notes of the access device

&#x20;   2.9 Set the access device to the top of the panel

**3. All offline access devices will be displayed in this panel**

**4. Refresh the device list**


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