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 At the bottom of the table new elements can be added by entering the IP or MAC address, and the category and name of the element.
-By clicking at the "plus" symbol, the entry is added and will be used without further doing.
+By clicking at the '''plus''' symbol, the entry is added and will be used without further doing.
 The complete IP or MAC address list can be cleared by clicking at the bottom below the table. A dialog will ask for confirmation.
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-By clicking on "Import list" a dialog will be openend where you can choose to download such a list from a given URL or specify a file from your system.
+By clicking on '''Import list''' a dialog will be openend where you can choose to download such a list from a given URL or specify a file from your system.
 The IPs are added to the already existing ones.
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 It is possible to enter the category or user defined name for IP and MAC filters.
-Also, the "name" check in [[9- Live filtering of tables|complex filters]] matches the user defined name, like in this example:
+Also, the '''name''' check in [[9- Live filtering of tables|complex filters]] matches the user defined name, like in this example:
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-It is also possible to filter for specific category by using the "category" check:
+It is also possible to filter for specific category by using the '''category''' check:
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-In this example, the list would only show those element for which a user defined name is set and its category contains the string "server".
+In this example, the list would only show those element for which a user defined name is set and its category contains the string '''server'''.