DEVICE_FILTER
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD - add a MAC address to a Pineapple WiFi device filter list
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD_FILE - add a file of MAC addresses to a Pineapple WiFi device filter list
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_DELETE - remove a MAC address from a Pineapple WiFi device filter list
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_DELETE_FILE - delete a file of MAC addresses from a Pineapple WiFi device filter list
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_CLEAR - clear all MAC addresses from a Pineapple device filter list
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_LIST - print the contents of a Pineapple device filter list
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_MODE - Set the operational mode of the Pineapple device filter (allow or
deny)
When to use them
The Pineapple filter system defines the scope of an engagement by controlling what devices are allowed to connect to a Pineapple access point.
The PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_... commands provide a scriptable interface to manipulating the filter lists.
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD
Syntax
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD [list (allow or deny)] {MAC address1 ... MAC addressN}
list (allow or deny) required
Add one or more MAC addresses to the allow or deny device filter
list.
MAC address required
MAC addresses to add to the filter. MAC addresses
should be of the form aa:bb:cc:00:11:22.
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD_FILE
Syntax
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD_FILE [list (allow or deny)] [file]
list (allow or deny) required
Add one or more MAC addresses to the allow or deny device filter list.
file required
File containing MAC addresses to add to the filter, one MAC address
per line. MAC addresses should be of the form aa:bb:cc:00:11:22.
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_DELETE
Syntax
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_DELETE [list (allow or deny)] {MAC address1 ... MAC addressN}
list (allow or deny) required
Remove one or more MAC addresses from the allow or deny device filter
list.
MAC address required
MAC addresses to remove from the filter. MAC addresses should be of the
form aa:bb:cc:00:11:22.
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_DELETE_FILE
Syntax
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_DELETE_FILE [list (allow or deny)] [file]
list (allow or deny) required
Remove one or more MAC addresses from the allow or deny device filter list.
file required
File containing MAC addresses to remove from the filter, one MAC address
per line. MAC addresses should be of the form aa:bb:cc:00:11:22.
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_CLEAR
Syntax
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_CLEAR [list (allow or deny)]
list (allow or deny) required
List to clear (allow or deny)
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_LIST
Syntax
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_LIST [list (allow or deny)]
list (allow or deny) required
List to display (allow or deny)
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_MODE
Syntax
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_MODE [mode (allow or deny)]
mode (allow or deny) required
Filter mode.
allow permits only connections from devices in the allowed list
of MAC addresses.
deny blocks connections from any device with a MAC address found
in the denied list, and permits connections from all other devices.
Results
The PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_... commands exit with a return code of 0 on
success and non-zero on failure.
The PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_... commands take effect immediately.
Examples
PINEAPPLE_MIMIC_DISABLE # disable openAP mimic while changing filters
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_CLEAR allow
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD allow 00:DE:AD:BE:EF:00
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_ADD allow 01:02:FE:ED:FA:CE
PINEAPPLE_DEVICE_FILTER_MODE allow
PINEAPPLE_MIMIC_ENABLE # re-enable mimic mode
Previously, these commands were named PINEAPPLE_MAC_FILTER_...; they have been
updated to match the terms used in the UI more consistently. The old commands
will still work, though!