Disable or Restrict Bluetooth Devices via GPO

By default, Windows XP SP2 installs Bluetooth wireless device support when you install Windows XP SP2 to a computer. After installation, if a Bluetooth wireless device or radio is detected, Device Manager will install the driver for the Bluetooth device.

To remove Bluetooth wireless device support on Client, follow these steps:

Open Device Manager.
Expand Bluetooth Radios.

Right-click each device listed under Bluetooth Radios, click Uninstall, and then click OK.
Close Device Manager, and then click OK.
In Windows Explorer, open the C:\Windows\Inf folder.
Rename the Bth.inf file to Bth.inf.old.
Rename the Bth.pnf file to Bth.pnf.old.
Restart Windows XP SP2.






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Cisco Aironet 1100 Series MAC Address Filtering

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Open Services->Filters Menu and choose "MAC ADDRESS FILTERS" from the right pane.




Enter Number between 700-799 to "Filter Index" part.



Enter the MAC Address that you want to block or forward.


then Click "Add" Button.



In this Example we give a forward right to the device that have MAC Address 1111.1111.1111 and block the rest of devices.



Then Click Apply button to save the rule.



Choose Apply Filters TAB from the .





Choose the traffic direction and Interface to apply the rule. To save configuration press apply button.




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