EA6300 Parental Controls device multiple time

I have parental controls on my EA6300 with the latest firmware. A device is listed multiple times under parental controls with different settings for each listing. I have rebooted with no luck.
Is there anyway to remove the multiple listed devices?
Thanks.
Ed...

If the device is listed as "Network Device" than the router might not be able to get the devices hostname. In which case compare the MAC address of the device to confirm which device it is and use DHCP reservation to reserve an IP Address and name for the device.
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EA6300 Parental Controls device multiple time

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