Why doesn’t a Nedap Lumo access-list pattern match plates such as NEDAP1234?
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Short answer
Enable regex processing and use the intended pattern syntax.
Explanation
Nedap documents the example NEDAP[0-9]{4} and the USE REGEX option.
Things to check
- Pattern
- USE REGEX
- Required character count
- Action linkage
What to do
Test matching and non-matching samples, then configure the corresponding whitelist-match action.
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