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Hey guys, recently purchased the R7000 and so far am loving it. Love the network map seeing who connects and how. I am currently using the guest access wifi for my childrens devices, and was curious if there is any way to set the guest wifi so its on from a certain time to a certain time. I.e, guest wifi turns on at 3pm, monday through friday and turns off at 9pm monday through thursday then on again saturday morning at 8am off at 9pm. Can this be done? I've been scouring around the genie app and the weblet, but havent found anything yet. I know about the parental controls for disabling all wifi, but I dont want to disable all of it as I use the normal wifi for my streaming tv's.
I'm turning 60 soon and never Never NEVER thought I would use 3rd party until about 2 months. I didn't care if the router bricked or not It was a freebie as a Beta Testor.
Anyway it's like getting a new car .....you know when all the stuff works as you expected them too. Trust me it's a great option and if run into a problem just tell Netgear it won't power up. They have no way of knowing you used 3rd party unless you tell them. Besides they route their calls to 4th world service centers.
Ok, so with Xwrt-Vortex firmware I'll be able to control time limits on the guest wifi specifically? I tried googling it but for some reason my work connection blocks it, can you give me more information on how to install it and how it works etc?
Well poo, reading here it looks like they are ending support of it due to certification reasons, 😞 Grrr, I just got this dang thing I really dont want to have to go get a different one again...
I'm turning 60 soon and never Never NEVER thought I would use 3rd party until about 2 months. I didn't care if the router bricked or not It was a freebie as a Beta Testor.
Anyway it's like getting a new car .....you know when all the stuff works as you expected them too. Trust me it's a great option and if run into a problem just tell Netgear it won't power up. They have no way of knowing you used 3rd party unless you tell them. Besides they route their calls to 4th world service centers.
