Originally posted by vetran
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Thanks that's the kind of control I was looking for - a basic allocation per day - if they want more then they can trade their pocket money or chores for extra internet hours
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I have a Linksys Wireless G router (can't remember the model number) but I've had it for a while now prob around 2-3 years and it's done me proud, never crashed, failed or gone wrong.
I'd recommend it to anyone.
It's easy to setup and configure wireless security, port forwarding too.
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Have you looked at ZyXEL ?
Saw these guys at a show recently, I had a long chat with their technical guy who was extremely knowledgeable. (I was looking for a pre configured routers for home workers and their answer seemed pretty sensible).
http://www.zyxel.co.uk/web/product_f...No=PDCA2006067
I will be taking one of their routers for a trial.
But I also noticed the web filtering :
Basically uses a Trend plug in that does net content management etc and virus blocking.
http://uk.trendmicro-europe.com/cons...&feature_id=60
It also looks like you can limit broadband time so you can allocate them a few hours a day once they have used it then they have to wait till tomorrow.
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Originally posted by TrollLinksys Wireless-N Broadband Router WRT300N
Any good? I'm particularly interested in restricting the hours young Trolls can access (fascist dad) & like the look of the policies that can be configured on this
or is there a better solution?
Yes go for it. You can also control the times etc remotely from the Internet, eg from work. I also use my PDA to control it using Wifi. So if I want to shut my service down at 22:00 in Jersey while I am in a hotel in Surrey, I just get my PDA out and change the time settings or log people off or block sites etc.
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Means you have to buy the vista upgrade.... only just transitioned 98 >XPOriginally posted by Back In BusinessVista has a parental control system that works in the same way as log in restrictions in AD/NT i.e. you can specify hours that an account can use the machine. You can also block certain sites or applications.
HTH
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Vista has a parental control system that works in the same way as log in restrictions in AD/NT i.e. you can specify hours that an account can use the machine. You can also block certain sites or applications.
HTH
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How about using local policies on the PC to restrict access?Originally posted by TrollLinksys Wireless-N Broadband Router WRT300N
Any good? I'm particularly interested in restricting the hours young Trolls can access (fascist dad) & like the look of the policies that can be configured on this
or is there a better solution?
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Any good? I'm particularly interested in restricting the hours young Trolls can access (fascist dad) & like the look of the policies that can be configured on this
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