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Old 14-12-2011, 21:09   #1
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how to block access

Hi i am trying to block sons computer from 10pm till 6pm the next day allowing him access from 6pm till 10pm, how do i do this

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Old 14-12-2011, 21:33   #2
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Re: how to block access

Switch off the modem?
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Old 14-12-2011, 21:35   #3
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Re: how to block access

What model router do you have?
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Old 14-12-2011, 21:44   #4
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Re: how to block access

just getting timer based software and install it on his computer as long as the os is like xp home cant remeber the vista and 7 equilvent off the top of y head but as long as it one of the better one liek win7 pro the software can use group policies to turn off the netork adpater between those times and go as far as log him off and switch the comptuer down and shut it down everytime he tries to restart it until the time you set
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Re: how to block access

Vista and Win7 both have built in parental controls that can restrict the times that a user account can log in.
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Re: how to block access

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Vista and Win7 both have built in parental controls that can restrict the times that a user account can log in.
that is user accoutn but the OP is talking about restricting internet access only. also depends which version i think the essential the xp home equilvent doesnt have the controls i need ot double check not used it in a while
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Re: how to block access

The parental controls aren't in XP at all, but are in the Home Premium versions of both Vista and Win7. Not much point them being restricted to higher versions as it's Home Premium users that will mostly want it.
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Re: how to block access

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The parental controls aren't in XP at all, but are in the Home Premium versions of both Vista and Win7. Not much point them being restricted to higher versions as it's Home Premium users that will mostly want it.
i never said they wher ein xp home i was refering to the xp home equlvent for vista and 7 but still doesnt solve the OP question it block the comptuer not the itnernet
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Re: how to block access

Time switch on the power to the modem?
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Re: how to block access

My router has the facility to block access to any PC connected to it. It appears to allow blocking by service, time of day etc. I am using a buffalo router running its DD-WRT version (suplied by Buffalo) I am sure there will be other routers that will do this for you. Mine will block by MAC address and/or IP address.

You could try a search, there may even be information available on cable forum.
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Re: how to block access

The superhub has a mac filtering page which has days and time options on it
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Re: how to block access

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The superhub has a mac filtering page which has days and time options on it
That's what I use to block my daughter's laptop.... as attached.

Easy to set up and it works.
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