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Old 24-11-2008, 16:31   #16
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Re: Wireless router access control

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Yeah, my Belkin can do that, however I haven't set it cos first time I did, it locked me out. Had to reset the bugger.
You probly blocked your-self out, if you can go to there come and go the ipconfig with cmd
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Old 24-11-2008, 16:43   #17
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Re: Wireless router access control

its 5Mbps

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Old 24-11-2008, 16:53   #18
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Re: Wireless router access control

How many are using the connection at any one time? It's not unreasonable to have everybody use 1Mbit equally, but there's few routers/switches around that can do it, short of a proxy server.
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i would be satisfied with 1.5mbit - 2 mbit

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Old 27-11-2008, 14:40   #20
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eeek >:

if nothing, where can i get , parental control password ,to atleast block tube shiet
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Old 27-11-2008, 14:56   #21
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Re: Wireless router access control

That's something you would normally block on an individual PC. You can block whole classes of webpage by signing your network up to a service like OpenDNS - I use it myself, to keep adult content off my wireless network - but that then applies to any connection to your network, not just your flatmates, unless you temporarily drop the service by altering the security level of your OpenDNS account or stopping using their DNS servers.
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Why not just agree a time that they wont use high bandwidth times?
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Why not just agree a time that they wont use high bandwidth times?
I meant sites, but cannot edit?
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The screen shot shows multiple pcs using 1 lan port is your building using homeplugs? or am I finding my knowledge limiting now
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Re: Wireless router access control

Some routers do have parental controls but that usually has a fee.
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The screen shot shows multiple pcs using 1 lan port is your building using homeplugs? or am I finding my knowledge limiting now
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think that would be an AP from a router ..
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