You can assign names to IP Addresses, IP Networks and MAC Addresses.
The advantage of using names is that when you have to change an internal server's IP Address, or exchange a network card (with a different MAC), there is only one place that needs modification, and you do not have to change multiple outgoing rules, pinholes and portforwards.
In the first section you give an Address or Network a Name.
Name. Enter a name.
Addressformat. Select IP or MAC from the drop down menu.
Address. Enter the address.
Note
MAC Addresses can only be used as source in rules, not as destination.
Netmask (optional). If the netmask field is left empty when defining an IP Address, the mask 255.255.255.255 will be used.
Add. Once you have entered all the information, press the button. This will move the entry to the next section.
Reset. Press the button to revert settings to their defaults.
The second section contains a list of your custom addresses.
To delete an entry, click the Trash Can icon. To edit one, click the Yellow Pencil icon.
