@Solla-topee
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, I mean Access Control.
That's discouraging, I never thought that Access Control would be disabled in AP mode.
Archer C7 has separate "Access Control" for Wireless (WiFi) and Wired connections.
Assume that you have a product which is only an Wireless (WiFi) Access Point:
As an WiFi Access Point, you'd expect that the device would allow Access Control for its WiFi interface.
The router to which the AP is connected is unaware of the Wireless interface of the device, thus it thinks that all clients are connected by wire.
That's standard request. Reasoning:
When a device is connected to a router by a wired connection, that's inevitably means that the device is allowed.
This is totally different than wireless connection, via which anybody "can connect" because that a physical barrier to the router is nonexistent.