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Allow LAN but not Internet, premium feature?

Allow LAN but not Internet, premium feature?
Allow LAN but not Internet, premium feature?
11 hours ago
Tags: #Parental Control
Model: Archer AX73  
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I have a couple of aged W10 computers that I'd like to keep using but for obvious security reasons, I don't want them on the Internet.  I found an older thread that suggested using parental controls for this, the example given was a printer, but I can't see how to apply this in the basic settings.  Is it a premium feature?  

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Re:Allow LAN but not Internet, premium feature?
7 hours ago

  @NahThen 

 

Hi,

 

I don't have the model AX73 here, but on my Archer router without subscription, after I create a Parental Controls profile (via the "Family" menu) I have a "Block" button that allows me to block Internet access for the client devices belonging to that profile.

 

    

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Re:Allow LAN but not Internet, premium feature?
6 hours ago

  @NahThen 

 

This is not a premium feature. This should be a matter of a FW implementation and I can't tell if that's been implemented in AX73.

I was able to do the same via the router's WebGU in a Parental Controls of C64. The trick was to set the on-line time to 0 hours for a particular device.

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