Hello. Who can help me to get this done. Unfortunately I have no help in the area of ​​this router. But would like to know how I can block the Internet at certain times. For my children. So that they can not access the Internet. During the late evening hours This is called the wifi. Who, oh who could help me with. Thanks. Gideon

If you have a MikroTik router/Wi-Fi, I can help you (done it for my own son... ), IF not, I just can't - sorry.

I have this one and done it. RouterBoard RB951Ui-2HnD 30dbm POE Output (RouterOS L4)

You can disable/enable default route by scheduler.
or you can disable/enable WiFi interface

Thanks,
I have a mikrotik RB2011UiAS-2Hnd
I have two wifi networks made
the one I want for the kids,
so we have just the parents still access

Just have now first another problem with the router,
it starts every time again so I must first see that problem remedy

any help is welcome,

gr gideon

You can replace name="" of kids wireless lan and start/stop time


/system scheduler add name="Disable WiFi" \
interval=24h on-event="/interface wireless \
set [ find name=KIDsWirelessLAN ] disabled=yes" \
start-time=22:00:00 policy=read,write

/system scheduler add name="Enable WiFi" \
interval=24h on-event="/interface wireless \
set [ find name=KIDsWirelessLAN ] disabled=no" \
start-time=08:00:00 policy=read,write

Here is another way you can do it.

http://www.cbrown.co/2011/11/05/disable ... ain-hours/

Imagine if you had really smart kids who have their own routerboards and bypassing parental controls with them.

You can use the scheduler or you can even use mikrotik hotspot. Radius can give more control too but is a bit complicated to set up in a home environment. I'm not sure how much of a hacker your kids are but hostpot or radius authentication can add limits from safe surfing to timing with the help of scripts. I'm looking at implementing adblock plus in scripts but it takes a lot of time to read through the procedures different common firmwares use. You can use the scheduler and simple scripts to enable or disable wifi at certain times and even radius/hotspot accounts.

When i stayed in a shared house i used to deal with annoying flatmates using the L7 firewall to play around with their common applications. routerOS can give a very fine degree of control, there are so many things to try but it also depends on your skill.

Ofcourse routerOS can include a time based configuration for when certain things go online. ASUS AC routers have them in stock.

I would make an address list for selected ip addresses of children devices and a drop rule for this list. Then enable/disable the rule by scheduler.