keef wrote:
> Hi
> i have set up a home wi-fi broardband router for myself and my kids.
> is there any way that i can stop access after a certain time.
> my 10 year old son tends to be on line all night if given the chance.
> My only way of keeping an eye on him is via messenger.
> Is there any way of dropping his connection to the router from my PC.
>
> thanks
> keef
Some (many? all?) home wireless routers have various mechanisms for
limiting Internet access. Linksys, for example, lets you limit Internet
access to any given computer(s) on the LAN by day of week/time of day;
website; keyword; or service. Take a look in your router's User Guide
(or post make/model). And be sure to password-protect the router's
configuration utility (it's probably overkill to put the router behind a
locked door to prevent your kid from resetting it to factory defaults).
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