E1000 Access Restrictions Issue

I attempted to create a rule to limit access only to specific URLs during a specific time of day. However, it seems to have blocked all of the internet for the user at that MAC address, outside of the times I had chosen. I double-checked to make sure that the radio button next to 'Allow' was selected in the section that reads: "Internet access during selected days and hours." I don't know what I'm doing wrong. How is the time of day determined by the router? Is there a clock which needs to be set to my time zone somewhere? If so, I've yet to find it. Also, why is it blocking all access to the internet? It should only be blocking 3 URLs.

The Access Restrictions feature of a Linksys router allows you to limit Internet access on your network. You can deny certain computers’ Internet access or block certain applications and services. This article will provide instructions on how to set up Access Restrictions by blocking certain days or hours.
Here is the link for the same: http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=20b29e54474a4a17aff594cb659747ea_4041.xml&pid=80&r...
The time zone on your router should be set correctly according to the time zone in your current location. This is to ensure that the Parental controls feature will block Internet access on the exact time you specified. To configure the time zone on your router, access your router’s web-based setup page, then go to Basic Setup sub tab under the Setup tab. Click the Time Zone drop-down menu and select the appropriate time zone. Once done, click Save Settings.

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We are currently using a Linksys WRT54G2 v1 (firmware 1.0.04). We upgraded the WRT54G2 v1 firmware to the latest 1.0.04 version which did not resolve the issue. NOTE: We were previosuly using a a Linksys WRT54G v1.1 (firmware 4.21.1) until the power supply blew a week after we started blocking web sites using Access Restrictions (Internet Access Policy).
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Message Edited by johnsonle9 on 01-24-2010 01:24 PM

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Access restriction in Universe

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"access restrictions" did not work sometimes when using 3-tier DeskI.

My customer found that "access restrictions" did not work sometimes when using 3-tier DeskI.
But this issue can be solved by logging on from another machine, or restarting the DeskI.
For I can reproduce this issue, so I just want to know that:
1.What is it probably related to?
2.If this issue happens again, what can I suggest my customer for tracking it?
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Access Policy Issues on WRT600N

I dunno what the deal is but I am having issues setting up an access policy for a computer on my network. I added the ip address of the computer that I want to set restrictions on to the list of "applied pc's", then set "Allow" internet access, "everyday", "24 hours", block website "www.yahoo.com". Then I enabled and clicked save.
The problem is that after I enable this policy NONE of my other computers on the network get internet access AT ALL anymore. The computer that I set the policy on gets internet access and yahoo.com is blocked. But like I said none of my other computers can get access while this policy is enabled.

This is EXACTLY what my router is doing...
2) Access restrictions do not work, PERIOD...."ALLOW" will disable internet access for the entire subnet (regardless of the rule), and "DENY" will prevent uploading of file attachments to hotmail, myspace, facebook etc....for every computer on the subnet.
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Message Edited by JOHNDOE_06 on 10-26-2008 11:39 AM

Access policy issues and daylight savings

I have the WRVS4400N. I have purchased a few Linksys routers in the past and have been happy with their operation. The wireless access however, was mediocre until I purchased this model. This model has great a great wireless connection. I like the fact that I can make many changes to the settings on the router without having to reboot the router. The performance of this router in combination with the cable modem has been excellent. It far outperforms the equipment that it replaced. I will normally pick a linksys product over another brand.
I am having 2 intermittent issues that are really causing me grief and an additional couple of annoying issues. I need help in fixing these issues. I have confirmed that I have the latest firmware version.
1) Some computers do not have connection to the internet. As if the security policy is confused about the time or connection. I really think this is a security policy issue, but I will let you decide.
2) There are some computers that I allow a 24/7 connection to the internet. For the rest I don’t want them to have access between the hours of 12a-6a. I have found that the connection doesn’t always shut-off. I have kids and do not want them to have access during those hours. I never had problems with my previous linksys router.
3) I am unable to set an access policy that spans the 5 min between 11:55p and 12a. In my previous linksys router I could.
4) The new daylight savings schedule is not part of my current firmware. This really threw off my security policies.
I have found that if I reboot or if I simply goto the security policy screen and click on save settings it seems to correct itself. But, I shouldn’t have to babysit it to make sure that it’s working correctly. When I am out of town I need to know that my security policies will continue to work while I am away.
Here’s my set up:
1) I have a linksys cable modem that connects me to the internet through my cable provider.
2) I have the linksys wireless (WRVS4400N) router that connects to the cable modem.
3) I have a 3Com Superstack II switch as the backbone of my network which connects to the router.
4) I have several devices connected to this router: computers, xbox, vonage phone line.

This is EXACTLY what my router is doing...
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Message Edited by DSMKilla on 10-26-2008 11:08 AM
(Edited post for guideline compliance. Thanks!)
Message Edited by JOHNDOE_06 on 10-26-2008 11:39 AM

WRT54GS Access Restriction for WiFi Connected Devices

I have the WRT54GS v4 running with the latest Firmware Version: v1.06.3 -- I am attempting to add Access Restrictions for a few MAC addresses and IP addresses (my kids iPod Touch and laptop).
I am simply wanting to deny total internet access from 9pm to 7am. I have gotten it to work but ONLY for computers that are actually plugged into the router (cat 5 internet cables). All the computers/devices that connect to the router via wifi do not seem to be restricted at all. I am thinking this is an issue with the router in that it ONLY seems to apply the Access Restriction rules to those devices that are actually directly connected by hardwire.
Has any one else noticed this issue for WiFi connected devices? Access Restrictions do not seem to apply to WiFi connected devices.
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Are you sure you have enter the correct MAC address or IP address? Wired connections use different MAC and IP addresses then wireless connection...

WRT310N Access Restriction tab

I just recently updated the firmware in my router from 1.0.04 to the newest 1.0.07 build 14. I felt the need to update since my router would randomly stop broadcasting a wireless signal and after a few minutes come back. but that's not the issue, since the new firmware doesn't do this(yet, *crosses fingers*).
Since the update, I've noticed one thing. The "access restriction" feature on the router isn't there anymore. Live support says they've never seen that happen before, and directed me to the HDN stuff on the LELA software(After telling me to do the standard stuff for 5 minutes). I see the feature kind of available in there in a more "user-friendly" way. I don't understand how the feature could be missing on the main GUI but available through some software. I, personally cannot warrant paying for the HDN stuff just for the access restriction tab controls that were previously free and continue to be free on other routers, and most other people probably don't as well. But I'm interested in seeing if others have noticed this as well and what the general community thought is about this.
Solved!
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When you reset your router to factory defaults it goes back to the old firmware 1.0.04...With the old firmware if you don't have any issues then try to upgrade your router to the latest firmware...Wait another next firmware release...
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Download TFTP Utility
Download Firmware 3.23 MB...
Double click the tftp.exe file and click run :
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Click Upgrade button to start upgrading. A progress bar should show up to show the progress.
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Machine Access Restriction Timeout

Hi Community,
we use Anyconnect Client for Machine Authentication. Authentication is for WLAN done by WLC that asks ACS5.3 that uses Active Directory as the identity store. You have enabled Machine Authentication and Machine Access Restrictions (MAR) with an Aging time of 2160 hours (90days).
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After further troubleshooting,
The machine itself is always on wireless
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EA6500 Parental Control or Access Restrictions question

I have been looking into this router, I woujld like to know if I can enable Parental controls or access restrictions to block a MAC or IP address; from 03:00 AM - 06:00 AM ?
Instead of Midnight to 6:00 am.
My E4200 works just fine, Just would like to know if the EA6500 Can do that ?
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Chris
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Yes, you can block a device on the network from accessing the internet from 3 AM to 6 AM.
Screen snippet I just took from my EA6500:
As for blocking it by IP address or MAC Address directly, no you can't, you have to select it from the device list, but from what I've seen, you have to do that on the E4200 as well, so that's nothing different.
There have been people expierencing issues with their device lists on the EA6500, but I've rarely had any since a few fimeware updates ago, and usually refreshing the page or clicking the in-page refresh button, fixes those when they do happen to occur. (In my case.)
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E3000 Access restrictions question

Hi All,
I have access restrictions set up for certain wireless devices in my home that the kids use to kick them off at 11 pm and keep them off all night. where I am running into a problem is I want to block these same devices from downloading anything without my permission my son downloads everything he sees, Comcat has already threatened to kick us off their service if we go over 250 gb bandwidth use in a month again. so I want to configure something in the router that will block all downloads for specific wireless devices. with the access restrictions I have set up I used the mac address not just the ip so they have no way around it I constantly monitor what is connected. I am using the stock firmware as well
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Internet Access Policy – This feature allows you to set restrictions on a more specific way. You can create up to 10 access policies which restrict access according to MAC addresses, IP addresses, or ports. To know more about setting up Internet access policies,
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Internet down 11:55 pm to midnight due to access restriction policies

I have some policies to restrist access to certain websites during working hours.
This is for a WRT160N though I am not sure that makes much difference as others I have checked have the same issues.
I have 3 rules, one allowing 12 am to 8 am, one restricting 8 am to 6 pm and a third one allowing from 6 pm to 11:55.
Of course the third rule really should go all the way to midnight but this is not allowed by the interface.
So, every night I am working along and then I lose all internet completely for 5 minutes. It is very disruptive as I do a lot of work at this time and much of it is done remotely.
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Here's what I have in mind when it comes to Access Restriction on old routers. I'm not quite sure if this one applies to newer ones like yours. But all I know is, if you don't set up a rule, everything is allowed.
When you set "Allow" to a computer or certain sites, let's say 12am-8am, it will provide access from 12am-8am only. Beyond that time, it will automatically switch to Deny. Same goes with Deny. If you set Deny to a computer or certain sites, let's say 8am-6pm, it will not provide access within the time frame only but beyond that time, it will provide access.
I'm saying that you really don't need too many access restriction. My suggestion is, just set one rule to Deny access to all computers or websites 8am-6pm. So starting 6:01pm to 7:59am, access is allowed without actually setting up an "Allow" rule.
Actually I have an opposite situation. I have 3 computers at home. I want the kids to go to sleep at 8pm. And so, I setup a rule to Deny access 8pm-1155pm and another rule to Deny access 12am-6am. So there's a 5min time Allowed access. But I don't bother, they are already sleeping.
With an old router like mine, it's kinda easy. When you set the router to Allow access, you can only create a Deny rule. And when you set the router to Deny access, you can only create an Allow rule. You can't put both at the same time unlike newer ones. However, it works the same.
HTH

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