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I've got a speedtouch 585v6 and i want to block a computer connecting to the internet, can this be done, i want it so i can block and unblock it as i please?.
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If wired remove/insert the cable, If wireless remove/add to the Access Control List.
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Could you point me to where this access thing is as i've looked around the router and cant find anything that relates to this?.
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Look at section 4.6 Home Network of the manual. In section 4.6.1 it shows how to delete a detected device.
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Note that that blocks all access to/from the network not just the internet
Edited by deleted (Sun 17-Aug-08 20:41:09)
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The manual implies that you can add wireless devices to the ACL (by MAC I guess). Have I assumed too much in thinking that you can also remove them?
Perhaps it's time for the OP to buy a different router.
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That isn't the problem. The OP wanted to block internet access and I was pointing out that he would also block network access which may not have been what he wanted. I investigated blocking internet access only some time ago and I couldn't find any way of doing it.
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Blocking network access aswell is just fine, as i can just put the computer back on the network when i want the computer to use the internet again, i'll have a look into this when i get back home and report if i successfully managed to do it.
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Once this has been done, how do you add them again then?.
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Looks like i've figured out how to do this now, you just click on the device you wanna take off the internet, and then click configure, and there is a box sayin allowed on wlan and you just untick and tick for internet access.
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Which version of the firmware is that. I am using 6.1.4.3 and I can't see that option for a wired connection
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In reply to:
Which version of the firmware is that. I am using 6.1.4.3 and I can't see that option for a wired connection
Well it wont be will it as WLAN stands for (wireless local area network) which is not wired.
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Oh damn - I was getting confused with WAN - Wide Area Network 
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