@Hank21 , thank you

 

I have created an ACL and will test it tonight.

 

Unfortunately, you can only use a time range for when the ACL rule is "ENABLED" and can only have a time range per day if using custom for individual days.

 

Hence I need to create two rules, first a permit rule using the time range, then a deny rule below it with no time range.

 

I created the MAC group with all kid's devices as the source and used the default IPGroup_Any to block all destinations.

 

It would be good to have the option to disable the ACL during the time range, so we would only need to create a single ACL.

 

Also, noticed that my kids devices were still connected to Wifi SSID last night after time range turned of the SSID Radio. I used the reconnect button through clients page to disconnect them. Appears current connections to SSID are not disconnected when the time range expires and SSID is turned off. I confirmed the SSID was of with my Phone before which it was, yet kids were still connected.

  @Hank21 

 

Confirm after testing using ACL with time range, I was able to create rules to block kids devices at night

Hello, I would like to do the same, and I created an ACL with a time range on a specific MAC Address, but the PC continues to have Internet. Would you please say me how you make the configuration ? Regards and thanks for your help. Serge

  @Sergiow57, you need to add two ACL rules, first a deny for Mac group with no time range, then above it add a permit for Mac group with the time range applied.

 

this is required as ACL rules with time ranges are only active during the time range.

 

For my two kids,  I created individual Mac groups and time ranges for each kid, I have one deny rule with both Mac groups allowing active and two permit rules with the time ranges.

 

This works great and means I no longer need a separate wifi SSID for the kids as I can manage it through the switches using ACL.

 

hope this helps