MorrisAGE wrote

Hi!

 

I would like to know whether the following is possible and if so, how to set it up.

 

I need to block certain computers during the night and the rest of the devices should be able to access the internet. The problem with those few computers are that they are used to run games, uses dynamic IP, and MAC keeps changing. Those are used by the kids at home. I can bind the rest of the devices (smart home devices) to their MAC and can use the "Permit the packets matching the IP-MAC Binding entries only" feature to allow 24 hrs access to internet. 

 

Can I ALSO have another rule to block those computers which are not bound (using time range) , to allow access to internet during day time and block during night time?

 

OR

 

is there another way for my problem?

 

@MorrisAGE 

Hi!,

Thanks for the suggestion but multiple rules don't work. Let me rephrase my requirement....

I have a wifi network and IPs are allocated through the router's DHCP server. I have an access control rule to block all devices from midnight to morning 5 AM. The router now blocks all devices. If I want to create an exception for just one device to able to access internet throughout the day, how can that be done? I have tried to create one rule to block all devices and another rule to allow that one device (which has address reservation and MAC binding) throughout the day but it didn't work.

@Yannie 

Tqvm.... today I managed to finish the planning of the groups (that need 24 hour internet access and those that don't need 24 hour internet access) according to your suggestion. I think that satisfies my requirements. Once again, tqvm and have a great weekend.

@MorrisAGE 

So happy to hear that it helps. Enjoy surfing the Internet. Cheers!

MorrisAGE wrote

@Yannie 

 

Tqvm.... today I managed to finish the planning of the groups (that need 24 hour internet access and those that don't need 24 hour internet access) according to your suggestion. I think that satisfies my requirements. Once again, tqvm and have a great weekend.

@MorrisAGE 

Hi!

Is there any way to order the devices in the DHCP client list based on IP address/Lease time/name? Now the list is random and we have to search for devices? Same goes for other places where the devices are listed....