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@amyvinlove Do you have a backup file for settings? You may try to restore the backup from the System Settings page.

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Were you able to connect to the router before? Is this a new machine? Would you be able to connect if you remove WiFi encryption?

You may also try this: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/307690/get-rid-of-the-wi-fi-network-could-not-be-joined-message

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@timiceca991 With router powered on, press and hold the Reset button (on the side of the Ethernet connectors) with a pin or pen tip for about 10 seconds, then let go. The router will reboot and restore to factory defaults. Do not disconnect power during the process.

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@thepaintedtiger We’ve identified an issue that might have blocked multiple player games with Access Control enabled. The fix is coming in the next update, expected in a couple of weeks.

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The certificate you saw came from the router. Basically the router intercepted your requests to Google and was trying to send down a message informing you that Google was blocked by domain name or a calendar.

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@dubyasqrd OpenVPN is coming in the next update. Hopefully before Christmas.

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@thepaintedtiger Thanks for the additional info. We’ll run some tests with Steam and keep you updated.

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@thepaintedtiger The update mentioned in this thread has been incorporated in a previous update. Are you running the latest firmware?

Are the kids hosting a game? Or do they have problems even when friends are hosting a game and they are only trying to join?

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For incoming traffic, if you put the server under Access Control and configure white/black list on the profile, incoming traffic will be blocked/allowed accordingly. You can put single IP addresses like 123.45.67.8, or IP address range in CIDR format: 123.45.67.0/24. However, there’s no add-on to let you block by country.

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@casino That’s almost impossible to do on a router, unless there’s a DNS service that filters out mirror sites.

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There’s no sure way. But there aren’t many mirror sites around either.

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@abeckman66 Unfortunately the effort stalled. Hopefully we’ll be able to resume it next year. But the web interface works on the phone screen as well. It’s not as neat as a native app, but it works.

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@casino A mirror site basically hold a copy of another sites content. In your case, it should be safe to block sitemirror.net.

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@casino The router can’t reliably distinguish traffic between TOR, VPN , Proxy etc., and P2P. It might be possible but would require a lot of effort and may bring a degradation of performance.

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@abe Thanks for bringing this up. This function is not there yet, but we’ll find out what we can do in this regard.

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