Router's Parental Controls Really Block All Internet Traffics? [closed]
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I am using Asus 4G-AC53U router.
When I turn ON "Parental Controls" to block a client's Internet access, does the router really block ALL kinds of Internet traffics including system's service (such as OS update checking, license checking, etc.) ?
Or it only block normal user's access, e.g. web browsing, video streaming, etc.?
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I am using Asus 4G-AC53U router.
When I turn ON "Parental Controls" to block a client's Internet access, does the router really block ALL kinds of Internet traffics including system's service (such as OS update checking, license checking, etc.) ?
Or it only block normal user's access, e.g. web browsing, video streaming, etc.?
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I am using Asus 4G-AC53U router.
When I turn ON "Parental Controls" to block a client's Internet access, does the router really block ALL kinds of Internet traffics including system's service (such as OS update checking, license checking, etc.) ?
Or it only block normal user's access, e.g. web browsing, video streaming, etc.?
networking wireless-networking router blocking parental-controls
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I am using Asus 4G-AC53U router.
When I turn ON "Parental Controls" to block a client's Internet access, does the router really block ALL kinds of Internet traffics including system's service (such as OS update checking, license checking, etc.) ?
Or it only block normal user's access, e.g. web browsing, video streaming, etc.?
networking wireless-networking router blocking parental-controls
networking wireless-networking router blocking parental-controls
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closed as too broad by Scott, Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ Nov 24 at 21:26
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Yes it blocks all kinds of internet traffic except direct communication between just the router and device so you can generally still access it's control panel by ip.
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
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Have you actually tested it?
– RRN
Nov 24 at 4:01
Yes with multiple Netgear routers. I don't have access to your exact model.
– Tyler
Nov 25 at 4:04
Could you tell me the model of Netgear routers you tested?
– RRN
Nov 25 at 4:17
The Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and AC750-Dual Band using Netgear Genie OpenDNS parental controls.
– Tyler
Nov 26 at 3:58
Could you tell how did you test it? Are you sure it will block all traffics including operating system's service? Thank you.
– RRN
Nov 26 at 4:01
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Yes it blocks all kinds of internet traffic except direct communication between just the router and device so you can generally still access it's control panel by ip.
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
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Have you actually tested it?
– RRN
Nov 24 at 4:01
Yes with multiple Netgear routers. I don't have access to your exact model.
– Tyler
Nov 25 at 4:04
Could you tell me the model of Netgear routers you tested?
– RRN
Nov 25 at 4:17
The Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and AC750-Dual Band using Netgear Genie OpenDNS parental controls.
– Tyler
Nov 26 at 3:58
Could you tell how did you test it? Are you sure it will block all traffics including operating system's service? Thank you.
– RRN
Nov 26 at 4:01
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Yes it blocks all kinds of internet traffic except direct communication between just the router and device so you can generally still access it's control panel by ip.
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
724
Have you actually tested it?
– RRN
Nov 24 at 4:01
Yes with multiple Netgear routers. I don't have access to your exact model.
– Tyler
Nov 25 at 4:04
Could you tell me the model of Netgear routers you tested?
– RRN
Nov 25 at 4:17
The Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and AC750-Dual Band using Netgear Genie OpenDNS parental controls.
– Tyler
Nov 26 at 3:58
Could you tell how did you test it? Are you sure it will block all traffics including operating system's service? Thank you.
– RRN
Nov 26 at 4:01
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up vote
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Yes it blocks all kinds of internet traffic except direct communication between just the router and device so you can generally still access it's control panel by ip.
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
724
Yes it blocks all kinds of internet traffic except direct communication between just the router and device so you can generally still access it's control panel by ip.
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
724
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
724
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
724
answered Nov 24 at 3:40
Tyler
724
724
Have you actually tested it?
– RRN
Nov 24 at 4:01
Yes with multiple Netgear routers. I don't have access to your exact model.
– Tyler
Nov 25 at 4:04
Could you tell me the model of Netgear routers you tested?
– RRN
Nov 25 at 4:17
The Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and AC750-Dual Band using Netgear Genie OpenDNS parental controls.
– Tyler
Nov 26 at 3:58
Could you tell how did you test it? Are you sure it will block all traffics including operating system's service? Thank you.
– RRN
Nov 26 at 4:01
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show 1 more comment
Have you actually tested it?
– RRN
Nov 24 at 4:01
Yes with multiple Netgear routers. I don't have access to your exact model.
– Tyler
Nov 25 at 4:04
Could you tell me the model of Netgear routers you tested?
– RRN
Nov 25 at 4:17
The Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and AC750-Dual Band using Netgear Genie OpenDNS parental controls.
– Tyler
Nov 26 at 3:58
Could you tell how did you test it? Are you sure it will block all traffics including operating system's service? Thank you.
– RRN
Nov 26 at 4:01
Have you actually tested it?
– RRN
Nov 24 at 4:01
Have you actually tested it?
– RRN
Nov 24 at 4:01
Yes with multiple Netgear routers. I don't have access to your exact model.
– Tyler
Nov 25 at 4:04
Yes with multiple Netgear routers. I don't have access to your exact model.
– Tyler
Nov 25 at 4:04
Could you tell me the model of Netgear routers you tested?
– RRN
Nov 25 at 4:17
Could you tell me the model of Netgear routers you tested?
– RRN
Nov 25 at 4:17
The Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and AC750-Dual Band using Netgear Genie OpenDNS parental controls.
– Tyler
Nov 26 at 3:58
The Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and AC750-Dual Band using Netgear Genie OpenDNS parental controls.
– Tyler
Nov 26 at 3:58
Could you tell how did you test it? Are you sure it will block all traffics including operating system's service? Thank you.
– RRN
Nov 26 at 4:01
Could you tell how did you test it? Are you sure it will block all traffics including operating system's service? Thank you.
– RRN
Nov 26 at 4:01
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