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Added port range & partial domain blocking instructions here: https://www.pcwrt.com/2020/01/how-to-allow-or-block-web-sites-on-the-router/

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This is supported as of version 2.0.3. You can enter port ranges like this “:3000-4000” for both TCP & UDP, “:3000;4000U” for UDP only, and “:3000-4000T” for TCP only.

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@casino It’s changed so that you can add black/white lists, turn on safe search etc. without enforcing Access Control. But you still need to enforce Access Control if you want to block proxies or add calendars.

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@aaronwillliams Just replied to your email.

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Version 2.0.3 released with some bug fixes. @casino You may want to update & test port forwarding again.

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@casino Will add some notes on this soon.

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It means you either have calendars or rules such as block proxy etc. enabled on the profile. You need to remove the calendars and turn off those options before you can disable Access Control on the profile.

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You can try the steps shown here: https://www.pcwrt.com/forums/topic/disable-dhcp/. You may give the same SSID, but you won’t know which router a device is connecting to.

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@bjensen2 You can try the steps shown here: https://www.pcwrt.com/forums/topic/disable-dhcp/

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You can set this up by creating a port forwarding rule on the Network Settings page. Select the router for Internal Address.

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Can you send a screenshot of the Cloud page with the error message to [email protected]?

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If you have a device to check DNS, can you try “nslookup www.youtube.com”? And try “nslookup www.youtube.com 1.1.1.1” to see if there’s any difference.

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@thegreenman Is your DNS set to CleanBrowsing Family? It sets YouTube restricted mode by default.

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@Pullmanite Please send email to [email protected]

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@BashDashovi When you say poke a hole for WAN access, do you mean port forwarding?

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