I know its possible to restrict access to the internet at certain times using firewall rules, but I can’t figure out how those rules should be set up.
I also need to have this restriction on only one of three wlans.
an anyone point me in the right direction?
Here is what I use. I also have another connection mark for allowed, that allow certain users within the DHCP interface based on source mac address. You might not need any of that, if you do just let me know.
Ah, I see that now.
Mind you this AP is not set up as a router at all, just an accesspoint.
Do I have to set up NATing aswell to get this working?
Shouldn’t I be able to just apply firewall rules to the traffic passing through the AP?
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I tried to do the inverse (make a blacklist instead of a whitelist) but am having no luck. I can tell the connection is marked because the bytes go up on the mangle page as I use the device. I don’t see the bytes increment much on the filter page for the jump rule. What am I missing?