Hey. I have been having some problems with certain people in my network accessing sites that I don't want them getting on. I mainly want to block MySpace on all computers within the network, and only within the network.
So, is there a way to block access to sites from the router? I have a D-Link DI-514. I would go to each computer and edit the HOSTS file, but some computers aren't always in the network and I don't want to restrict access to the site from everywhere, just my house.
Thanks for the help.
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Some routers have that feature, others do not. My WRT54GS has it. Just log in and look around. My old ****py Netgear even had the feature.
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usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate
are they your kids or something, aww come on let em use myspace, just teach them internet smarts.....internet censoring anything (other than porn) I think is wrong.
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If they are then that's an even better reason to censor it. Parents need to keep a leash on their kids nowadays.
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My router does have a filtering feature that should block by URL or Domain, but it doesn't seem to be working. :S
I've rebooted the router and messed with everything and nothing has come from it.
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Are you entering everything properly? The manual should have step-by-step instructions. Maybe reset the router and then try?
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Your 514 may have it. My 524 did. dLink probably has an emulator and helpfile on its website.
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usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate
myspace is not evil if your smart, internet smart....
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Myspace sucks anyways. Emo heaven. Blocking it takes away any possibility of it harming a child.
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usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate
*sigh*, there is not such thing as emo.
get it out of your heads.
And so what? You dont have to have any on your friend list.
Im a smart myspace user, had it for almost a year and only 37 friends all of which I know, except the bands. -
Have you considered adding a domain controller (a server) to your network? Doing so would give you complete control.
Blocking Websites Through A Router
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Hellmanns, May 14, 2006.