Hello to the Forum!
I finally came down to playing with Safe Access - the reason I bought this router in the first place.
I tried with my own laptop. My laptop is known to the router under 2 MACs and IP addresses - wired and wifi, depending whether it's connected to its dock. I have added both instances to the profile.
So, when my laptop is on WiFi, I see Safe Access blocking what I want it to block. But once I connect to Ethernet, it lets me go whenever I want to.
Sure enough, my son's desktop (wired) is also unaffected by Safe Access policies.
I'm running SRM 1.2.5-8227 Update 4 . And I'm 2 days after my return window closed :-(
Not sure it matters, but this router acts as DHCP, but announces domain controller as DNS server. That DNS server then forwards to the router DNS server. Otherwise domain authentication won't work.
Any ideas or advices?
I finally came down to playing with Safe Access - the reason I bought this router in the first place.
I tried with my own laptop. My laptop is known to the router under 2 MACs and IP addresses - wired and wifi, depending whether it's connected to its dock. I have added both instances to the profile.
So, when my laptop is on WiFi, I see Safe Access blocking what I want it to block. But once I connect to Ethernet, it lets me go whenever I want to.
Sure enough, my son's desktop (wired) is also unaffected by Safe Access policies.
I'm running SRM 1.2.5-8227 Update 4 . And I'm 2 days after my return window closed :-(
Not sure it matters, but this router acts as DHCP, but announces domain controller as DNS server. That DNS server then forwards to the router DNS server. Otherwise domain authentication won't work.
Any ideas or advices?