I bought a Synology RT2600ac, and I'm liking it. I wanted more granular parental controls than I could do with OpenWRT, and I'm pretty happy with
the controls. The control I was looking for was cumulative time online - I want my kids off of the net after dinner, but also want to limit their daily time. You can create profiles by MAC address easily.
Tracker1 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-ããã Tr> I'm using an intel N6005 based router box (via ali express), withã Tr> opnsense, which has been working pretty well. I could have configuredã Tr> with proxmox, and opnsense as a vm, but I have a separate home serverã Tr> (running proxmox).ããI'm old-school, prefer a separate router box. I've seen videos on YouTube ãrunning Opnsense/pFsense as a VM, and it doesn't *feel* right to me.ããI ran pfSense at work for some time, like it a lot.ãã Tr> Didn't know Synology made routers, I've used a few of their NAS devicesã Tr> over the years.ããIt was news to me, too. Their OS and UI is a little limited compared to ãOpenWRT, but the parental controls are nice. What sold me on it was the ãcumulative time limits - I can limit my kids' total time per day, not just ãwhat times of day they can log on.ããã... If it isn't broken, I can fix it.ã--- MultiMail/DOS v0.52ã þ Synchronet þ .: realitycheckbbs.org :: scientia potentia est :.ã
It was news to me, too. Their OS and UI is a little limited compared to OpenWRT, but the parental controls are nice. What sold me on it was the cumulative time limits - I can limit my kids' total time per day, not just what times of day they can log on.
Phantomrage wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-ãã Ph> My router from xfinity does this as well. Time limits, times of day,ã Ph> and day of week can all be configured independently.ããCall me paranoid, but I don't want Comcast touching my LAN at all - I have ãmy cable modem in bridge mode.ããã... Look through the eye to know thyself.ã--- MultiMail/DOS v0.52ã þ Synchronet þ .: realitycheckbbs.org :: scientia potentia est :.ã
Call me paranoid, but I don't want Comcast touching my LAN at all - I have
my cable modem in bridge mode.
I'm using an intel N6005 based router box (via ali express), with
opnsense, which has been working pretty well. I could have configured
with proxmox, and opnsense as a vm, but I have a separate home server
(running proxmox).
I'm old-school, prefer a separate router box. I've seen videos on YouTube running Opnsense/pFsense as a VM, and it doesn't *feel* right to me.
I ran pfSense at work for some time, like it a lot.
Didn't know Synology made routers, I've used a few of their NAS devices
over the years.
It was news to me, too. Their OS and UI is a little limited compared to OpenWRT, but the parental controls are nice. What sold me on it was the cumulative time limits - I can limit my kids' total time per day, not just what times of day they can log on.
NightCat wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-ãã Ni> Re: Synology Routersã Ni> By: poindexter FORTRAN to All on Sun Nov 06 2022 08:21 amãã Ni> The space invaders icon in the top right of the screen, how do you doã Ni> something like that? I've never seen anything of the sort before. ---ããThose are Avatars, a new-ish feature of Synchronet.ããhttp://wiki.synchro.net/module:avatarsãããã... The tape is now the musicã--- MultiMail/Win v0.52ã þ Synchronet þ .: realitycheckbbs.org :: scientia potentia est :.ã
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