Let's take a look at this space scopes sound so we're pulling Cicero's as usual we have policies for
some specific scope and we have polarises for the suppressor itself.
Now let's set some test policy for for the school and we'll call it Project 1 for example and it will
be for MAC addresses filtering.
So this policy will reflect like filter for for the computer with specific addresses.
If if a computer has the value of such MAC address as we specify it will be given the IP address from
the scope specified.
So I don't have any mac address right now.
This one is just for for an example you can type for the MAC address.
You have a specific MAC address and add it to this policy.
And then the computer which has such a MAC address like you can check it in the properties of Internet
Carter.
So if it fails such a MAC address it will get the IP address from the specified IP addresses.
Oh we can have different policies like client identifiers and full name for if a computer has.
Well you see some server name full address like a service 0 1 that contains a dot com.
You can add it and then if this computer has such a name it will get the IP address from from the list
which you specify.
Again take a look that this is for scope for policy.
This policy that works for the scope and you can at I scope of IP addresses here in the properties of
this policy.
Now I'm showing you're just for testing purposes but if you have a working environment you will have
some requirements for such policies.
And once more reminder it's for for the scope if you want to add for the server you add to this policy
in server.