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10-Nov-2011, 07:50 AM #1
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Hi,

Im using a Linksys wrt54gl wireless router and i wish to integrade probably a software or something to disable those who are connected to download movies, watch live videos , youtube any some porn sites any idea how do i do that? It has the original firmware installed.
Please help me people
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10-Nov-2011, 08:35 AM #2
You need a content filtering service to do what you want. It comes at a cost so don't count on getting it for free and it is normally a device you purchase to put between your router and the LAN.
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Take a look at www.OpenDNS.com, they have free solutions in the "Home Solutions" section. You basically configure your router's Lan DHCP with DNS IP address's that point to OpenDNS.

IMO, it's a great service.
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thanks alot people for your quick help
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