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How do I configure the access control filter on my gaming router?

The access control filter allows you to control incoming and outgoing network traffic.

Step 1 Open a web browser and type the IP address of the gaming router in the address bar (default is 192.168.0.1). Press Enter.

Step 2 The default password is blank (nothing). Click Log In.

Login

Step 3 Click Advanced at the top and then click Access Control on the left side.

Step 4 In the Enable section select Enable Access Control.

Enable Access Control

Step 5 In the Add Access Control Rule section select Enabled and configure the following:

  • Policy Name - Enter a name to identify the policy.
  • Machine IP Address - Enter the LAN IP address of the computer or select it using the drop-down list to the right.
  • Schedule - Select Always.
  • Web Filter - Select this option to apply the settings configured on the Web Filter page.
  • Log Internet Access - Select this option to log Internet traffic for this policy in the log.



Step 6 Click Filter Ports.

Step 7 Configure the following:

  • Enabled - Select Enabled to enable this rule.
  • Name - Enter a name to identify this rule.
  • Dest IP Start - Enter the first WAN IP address that you want to control access to.
  • Dest IP End - Enter the last WAN IP address that you want to control access to.
  • Protocol - Select the protocol (TCP or UDP).
  • Dest Start Port - Enter the first WAN port that you want to control access to.
  • Dest End Port - Enter the last WAN port that you want to control access to.



Repeat Step 7 if you wish to add more rules.

Step 8 Click Save Settings at the top to save the new settings.