Access Restriction tab is missing on e3000 web interface

I am quite sure that this tab has been there before but now its missing - could it be because I have activated Parent Control on Cisco Connect ?
If so - how do I 'get It back'
(I thing parent control in Cisco connect is too limited)
Regards
Fleohans
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Yes, the Access Restrictions tab goes away when the Parental Controls section is activated. According to the faqs, a hard reset is the only way to restore it.

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I have used it before and I am not aware of any changes (not counting kids since who knows). The tab is completely gone, not greyed out just gone. How do I get it back?
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