Help on D-Link GLB-502T modem

iosoft

iosoft

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hi,

I have D-Link GLB-502T ADSL Modem with DataOne Broadband connection.
The Modem is running in Lan Mode.

My question is how can I block certain websites :huh:
xxx.com
etc.

NOTE: Its interface is totally different from other D-Link ADSL Modems :S
 
iosoft said:
hi,

I have D-Link GLB-502T ADSL Modem with DataOne Broadband connection.
The Modem is running in Lan Mode.

My question is how can I block certain websites :huh:
xxx.com
etc.

NOTE: Its interface is totally different from other D-Link ADSL Modems :S
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is the interface like this ? if yes then i might be able to guide you with this...

Edit : It might be the standard for all.....

Log into the console....

Go to Advanced >
Go to Filter >
Go to URL Blocking >
Enter URL>
Allow / Block >
Apply >
 
No, your one is the common one. I know its steps.

This one -



This is much more complex :no:

BTW, thanks for your helping hand anyway :)
 
use ip filters to block the web site ips.

edit: u could also use the windows host file to block the urls. just redirect them to 127.0.0.1
 
^ that is for LAN :(
I wrote a mail to D-Link Helpdesk and got this reply :mad: -
Dear Ayan,

From your email it seems that you want to block some of the websites on GLB-502T.

We would like to inform you that there is no feature available in GLB-502T for blocking certain websites.

Incase any queries, kindly revert back to us.
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DSL-502T isa normal MODEM and you cant expect high end blocking and stuffs..

Your modem has Latest Firmware on it and thz why its looking different somewhat like DSL-802C

..anyway.. dont mess around for this on your Modem and dont even think about crap like proxy server :S.. you just wana block certain sites..

...Install Comodo Firewall or Nod32 Smart Security.. am using the same.. and have blocked many websites alot of times..

...like i always say... when it comes to nEtwork make it simple and sweet :) and avoid pointless hassle for a home network ;)

...Check the pic attached below.
 

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use opendns as your dns servers

create an account on open dns - go to web console and block all the sites you want !

simple effective and clean!

hope this helps

-abhishek
 
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