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SECTION 3, CONFIGURATION
Field
Description
WDS Mode
Wireless Distribution System (WDS) enables
you to share and expand your network with
other wireless Access Points (AP). The WDS
fields, WDS Restrict Mode and WDS Restrict
MAC address, become active once WDS is
enabled.
When enabled, any AP can connect if using
your settings.
The default is disabled.
WDS Restrict
Mode
An activated WDS Restrict Mode enables you
to protect your network by assigning access in
the WDS Restrict MAC address field to only
those APs you designate in the field below.
The default is enabled.
WDS Restrict
MAC address
To restrict a MAC address, enter up to four AP
MAC addresses.
To edit or delete an entry, highlight the number
and perform the action.
Configuring Parental Control Settings
The settings described in this section enable you to tailor the type of
content you want to allow your router to access. You create a policy
that defines content access. Each policy can be associated with all
the PCs the router supports. For example, a “Kids Policy” could be
defined and assigned to all PCs that a child can access.
Also, a single policy can encompass multiple time schedules and
multiple periods that can be assigned to any given PC. For example,
a PC might be associated with a “Weekday Kids Policy” and a
“Weeknight Parent” policy.
Each policy uses a content filter keyword list, meaning any sites with
content containing these keywords are blocked. Each policy can also
use a URL list that contains URLs that are specifically denied or
allowed.
In this way, it is possible to explicitly block access to certain sites or
to create a “walled garden” in which access is only granted to a
select group of websites.
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The following screens are available in Parental Control:
!
Content Policy
!
URL Log
Parental Control - Content Policy
From this screen you are able to define up to ten Policies that define
what, when, and where the router accesses. Detailed directions for
creating a policy appears after the field descriptions.
To access the screen, click
Parental Control
>
Content Filtering
.
Steps for creating a Content Policy appear below the descriptions.
Click
Apply
to save your settings or
Cancel
to cancel changes.
Field
Description
Content Policy
Enables or disables the Content Policy feature.
The default is disabled.
Policy Number
Select the policy number.
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Field
Description
Policy Name
The name of the policy, up to 32 characters.
You can enter up to ten different policies, tied
to the Policy Number.
Allow URL
The URL that the recipient of the policy is able
to access. For example, a Kid Policy would be
able to access: www.kids.com. The initial entry
must end with a semicolon. Separate multiple
URLs with semicolons.
Deny URL
The URL that the recipient of the policy isn’t
able to access. For example, a Kid Policy
would not be able to access: www.xxx.com.
The initial entry must end with a semicolon.
Separate multiple URLs with semicolons.
URL Keyword
Enter the URL to which the policy will apply.
You can enter multiple URLs, separate by
semicolons.
Keyword Filter
Words that deny Internet access to the PC
whenever the PC encounters them. For
example, the word “cormorant” will deny the
PC access to www.audubon.org.
Schedule
The time of day that the policy is in effect.
MAC Filter
Select to enable the MAC Filter. This will use
the MAC addresses for filtering.
!
You can enter multiple MAC addresses for
a single policy or multiple policies for a
single MAC address.
!
Manually enter a MAC address or click on
a Learned MAC address. Click
Add
to
enter it into the MAC Filter list.
!
To edit a MAC address, remove and add
the revised MAC address.
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Field
Description
Learned MAC
Addresses
The MAC addresses discovered on the LAN
appear here. Click
Refresh
to rediscover the
MAC addresses available on the LAN.
To create a policy, follow this procedure:
1
Enter a Name in the Policy Name field.
2
Decide if you want to Allow or Deny a URL. You can add more
than one URL, separated by semicolons. The initial entry must
end with a semicolon.
The following selections are optional for the policy:
!
Enter a Keyword filter.
!
Enable a time-based policy by enabling and selecting the
time/date options.
!
Select a MAC address to which the policy will apply. You can
easily select a MAC address by clicking one in the Learned
MAC Address table.
3
Click
Apply
to save the policy.
Parental Control - URL Log
This screen enables you to view URLs (web site addresses) that
have been accessed by PCs on your network. To access the screen,
click
Parental Control
>
URL Log
. Click
Apply
to save your settings
or
Cancel
to cancel changes. Click
Refresh
to update the list with
the latest URL Log.
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SECTION 3, CONFIGURATION
Field
Description
URL Log
Click to
enable
the feature.
URL Log Table
Refresh
Click to update the list with the latest URL Log.
Visited URL
The URL (website) that the PC has accessed.
LAN IP
The IP address of the machine on your
network (LAN or Wireless) that accessed the
Internet.
LAN MAC
Address
Displays the PC’s MAC address.
LAN Host Name
Displays the PC’s Host Name.
Time
Displays the time of access.
Service/Port
Number
Displays the Port number used for access.
Configuring Networking Settings
The Configuring Networking subsections describe the settings that
enable you to configure your router to work with your Local Area
Network (LAN). Generally use the default settings, as deeper
knowledge of computer networking is required when adjusting these
settings.
The following screens are available in Networking:
!
DHCP Server
!
DNS Proxy
!
Routing
!
DDNS
!
NAT
!
Port Trigger
!
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