What does MAC filtering serve? When and if at all would you utilize reject filtering rules and allow filtering rules respectively? When the feature "Allow the stations specified by any enabled items in the list to access" is turned on but there are no entries in the list, what happens to devices that wish to connect? What transpires to connected devices?

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