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Technical Support Setup Procedure

How to Setup DIR-868L Router Access Control.

Step 1: Connect the LAN cable from the computer to any of 4 ports of the router.

Step 2: Open a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. On

the address bar of the web browser type in there the IP Address of the router and then press the

Enter key on your keyboard.

Step 3: Enter the Password (Wireless Password) which show on the sticker label at the base

of the router and click on Login to enter the web admin page again.

Step 4: Click on ADVANCED tab, then Click on ACCESS CONTROL on the left hand side,

then Click on Enable Access Control. Click Add Policy

Page 1 Technical Support Setup Procedure How to Setup DIR-868L Router Access Control. Step 1: Connect the LAN cable from the computer to any of 4 ports of the router. Step 2: Open a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. On the address bar of the web browser type in there the IP Address of the router and then press the Enter key on your keyboard.
Page 2 Technical Support Setup Procedure Step 5: Click Next to continue with the wizard Step 6: Enter the name for policy and then click next to continue Step 7: Select a schedule from the drop down menu and then click Next to continue Step 8: Enter the following information and then click Next to continue Address Type –...
Page 3 Technical Support Setup Procedure Step 9: Select the filtering method and then click Next to continue Step 10: Enter the rule: Enable – check to enable the rule • Name – Enter a name for your rule • Dest IP Start – Enter the starting IP address •...
Page 4 Technical Support Setup Procedure Step 12: Click Save to save the access control rule. The newly created policy will now show up under Policy Table. Step 13: Click the Advanced tab on the top then website filter on the left side of the screen. Select the option “Deny computers access to ONLY these sites”...