Block connections To my router

Millsie

Millsie

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Hey guys, i'm wondering if you would know how to block connections to my Billion router. Ive got a Billion 7100, the reason that I want to do this is to have a bit of fun with my friend, haha. Any help will be appreciated.


Thanks for reading.
 
what exactly do you mean by blocking? if you dont want him to be able to connect just set up WEP and dont give him the key
 
or a little bit easier does your router have mac address filtering, and if so enable it, and set it to allow only the present mac addresses on the router, (make sure hes not on the router at the time) it works 100% i like it because i share a connection on a college campus, that we have to pay for and i give out the wpa password to the people that i allow on my networ. some of them thought they would try and out smart me by handing out the password to other people and they couldnt get on. heheh its very fun
 
i wish i could make a program that allows me to alert the people that dont pay for there share for the bill,

like a , you didnt pay you no play

and then have an access DENIED after that that blinks in bright red caps. it would be cool but i dont have any programing knowlege nor do i want any to confuzling
 
Umm I couldn't find mac address filtering, where could i find it??

Its got MAC address though. Does it have some sort of shorter term that I should look for?
 
Try and find a manual and search for mac filtering. I doubt it'd be under anything else besides MAC Address Filter or something along those lines. If you set that up then hide your SSID, no one will get on your wireless network ;)
 
Ill give you more idea whats inside the menus that i see Here they are.


Status
------ADSL Status
--------WAN Status
--------ATM Status
------LAN Status
--------TCP Status
------PPP Status
------VPN Connect Status
------Learned MAC Table
------Routing Table
------System Log
------Security Log

Quick Start

Configuration
------WAN
------LAN
------System
--------Password
--------Time Zone
--------Upgrade
--------Factory Setting
--------Restart
------Firewall
--------Packet Filtering
--------Bridge Filtering
--------Intrusion Detection
--------Block WAN Request
--------URL Blocking
------VPN
------Virtual Server
------Advanced
--------ADSL
--------DNS
--------Dynamic DNS
--------NAT
--------RIP
--------SNMP Configuration
--------Static Route
--------Misc Configuration
--------Diagnostic Test

Save Config




And heres how I done it

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Hopefully this helps and hopefully this isn't too confuseing
 
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