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Websites To be blocked
Dear Experts,
Am using Netgear DGN 1000 ADSL router, I have blocked some porn websites through my router, now I got 2 problems.
1. If type the webaddress directly the net gear router blocks the website, but if I search through google I can access the blocked website.
2. Some porn sites are not been blocked even I have added keyword in the site blocking area.
Please Help!!!!!
Thanks
Jude
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Is there anyway out to block those websites
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Jude
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Netgear's "solution" is to use parental controls. I believe this is not available on the DGN1000.
One alternative is that you can use the family controls directly offered by OpenDNS or other, similar companies. Basically, you use their DNS servers and they filter DNS queries coming from your network.
DNS filtering only provides domain level filtering, not URL filtering. For example, you can block anything to foo.com but you can't block https://foo.com/badstuff/index.htm. The weak spot in the solution is that you can't selectly block results from google.com without blocking all of google.com. For that, you may have to turn on Google's own safe search option.
Another alternative is to filter directly from each device. Obviously, this is rather cumbersome and labor intensive. With the right software, you can filter to any level of granularity, so it can be much more effective than DNS filtering.
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