Shutdown port when client is disconnected?
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Can I configure the TL-SG105PE so it shuts down a port once the usually connected client is disconnected?
Usecase:
Outdoor PoE Webcam connected to a specific port.
If an unauthorized person disconnects the Cam, I don't want him to be able to access my network by connecting a laptop to that port.
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Hi @Breidi
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Breidi wrote
Can I configure the TL-SG105PE so it shuts down a port once the usually connected client is disconnected?
Usecase:
Outdoor PoE Webcam connected to a specific port.
If an unauthorized person disconnects the Cam, I don't want him to be able to access my network by connecting a laptop to that port.
Shutdown, physically, no. There is no function like that on this model.
Virtually, you can use a VLAN to separate it but this will separate you from this VLAN as well. I mean the core network and the camera network. VLAN usually creates network like this one: How to configure 802.1Q VLAN on TP-Link Easy Smart/Unmanaged Pro Switches
If you are concerned about this, it is would better to physically lock it up. Or put it high enough where people are not accessible to it.
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Hi @Breidi
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Breidi wrote
Can I configure the TL-SG105PE so it shuts down a port once the usually connected client is disconnected?
Usecase:
Outdoor PoE Webcam connected to a specific port.
If an unauthorized person disconnects the Cam, I don't want him to be able to access my network by connecting a laptop to that port.
Shutdown, physically, no. There is no function like that on this model.
Virtually, you can use a VLAN to separate it but this will separate you from this VLAN as well. I mean the core network and the camera network. VLAN usually creates network like this one: How to configure 802.1Q VLAN on TP-Link Easy Smart/Unmanaged Pro Switches
If you are concerned about this, it is would better to physically lock it up. Or put it high enough where people are not accessible to it.
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