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Tp-Link Archer C9 [51/119] Parental controls

Chapter 7

Parental Controls

This function allows you to block inappropriate, explicit and malicious websites, and

controls access to specified websites at specified time.

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Ac1900 wireless dual band gigabit router 1
Archer c9 1
User guide 1
About this guide 2
Chapter 1 get to know about your router 2 2
Chapter 2 connect the hardware 9 2
Chapter 3 log into your router 13 2
Chapter 4 set up internet connection 15 2
Chapter 5 guest network 27 2
Chapter 6 usb application 30 2
Contents 2
Chapter 10 nat forwarding 63 3
Chapter 11 customize your network settings 69 3
Chapter 12 manage the router 80 3
Chapter 7 parental controls 47 3
Chapter 8 qos quality of service 51 3
Chapter 9 network security 57 3
Specifications 107 4
About this guide 5
Convention description 5
Conventions 5
In this guide the following conventions are used 5
This guide provides details of each function and shows how to configure the router appropriate to your needs in addition to this guide a quick installation guide is also released with each tp link router you are suggested to configure your router for quick internet setup by following the published quick installation guide before you get started with a further configuration 5
Chapter 1 6
Get to know about your router 6
Flexible access control 7
Guest network 7
Incredible speed 7
Ipv6 supported 7
Multiple security protections 7
Product overview 7
What this product does 7
Main features 8
Simple installation 8
Tether app 8
1 the front panel 9
Led explanation 9
Name status indication 9
Panel layout 9
The router s leds view from left to right are located on the front you can check the router s working status by following the led explanation table 9
Chapter 1 get to know about your router 10
Led explanation 10
Name status indication 10
2 the back panel 11
Chapter 1 get to know about your router 11
Item description 11
The following parts view from left to right are located on the rear panel 11
3 the side panel 12
Chapter 1 get to know about your router 12
Item description 12
The following parts view from top to bottom are located on the side panel 12
Chapter 2 13
Connect the hardware 13
Connect your router 14
Position your router 14
Chapter 2 connect the hardware 16
Close to 16
Log into your router 17
Chapter 4 19
Set up internet connection 19
Quick setup 20
Manually configure your internet connection settings 22
Chapter 4 set up internet connection 26
Setting up an ipv6 internet connection 27
Chapter 5 31
Guest network 31
Create guest network 32
Customize guest network options 32
Chapter 6 34
Usb application 34
1 access the usb disk 35
Local storage sharing 35
2 customize your settings 37
1 access the usb disk 40
Chapter 6 usb application 40
Connect your usb disk 40
Enable authentication for data security 40
For a photo sharing site or email system 40
For example 40
Get a safe backup for the materials for a presentation 40
Insert your usb storage device into the router s usb port directly or using a usb cable wait several seconds until the usb led becomes solid on 40
It is strongly recommended that you set and apply a sharing account for data security 40
My share for mac 40
Now you can access the usb disk by visiting my share for windows or smb 40
Remote access via ftp server 40
Remove the files on your camera s memory card from time to time during the journey 40
Share photos and other large files with your friends without logging in to and paying 40
You can access your usb disk outside the local area network 40
2 customize your settings 43
Media sharing 44
1 access the usb disk 45
Chapter 6 usb application 45
Connect your usb disk 45
Insert your usb storage device into the router s usb port directly or using a usb cable wait several seconds until the usb led becomes solid on 45
Network then click the media server name c9_ share by default in the media devices section 45
Now the dlna supported devices such as your computer and pad connected to the router can detect and play the media files on the usb disks 45
Play the media on your usb disk 45
Use a third party dlna supported player 45
Windows computer 45
2 customize your settings 46
Printer sharing 47
Chapter 6 usb application 50
With this printer 50
You will see the printer marked as auto connect printer now you can print 50
Parental controls 51
How can i do that 52
I want to i want 52
Chapter 8 55
Qos quality of service 55
How can i do that 56
I want to 56
Prioritize internet traffic with qos 56
A click add in the middle priority section 58
B select by device and then click view existing devices 58
Chapter 8 qos quality of service 58
Set a middle priority rule for the phone 58
Update the database 60
Chapter 9 61
Network security 61
Protect the network from cyber attacks 62
Access control 63
How can i do that 63
I want to 63
How can i do that 65
I want to 65
Ip mac binding 65
Chapter 10 67
Nat forwarding 67
How can i do that 68
I want to 68
Server 68
Share local resources in the internet by virtual 68
Share local resources in the internet by virtual server 68
Chapter 10 nat forwarding 69
Open ports dynamically by port triggering 69
Port triggering can specify a triggering port and its corresponding external ports when a host in the local network initiates a connection to the triggering port all the external ports will be opened for subsequent connections the router can record the ip address of the host when the data from the internet return to the external ports the router can forward them to the corresponding host port triggering is mainly applied to online games voips and video players common applications include msn gaming zone dialpad and quick time 4 players etc 69
Users in the internet can enter http wan ip in this example http 218 8 32 54 to visit your personal website 69
Make applications free from port restriction by 70
Make applications free from port restriction by dmz 70
How can i do that 71
I want to 71
Make xbox online games run smoothly by upnp 71
Chapter 11 73
Customize your network settings 73
Change the lan settings 74
Configure to support iptv service 74
How can i do that 74
I want to 74
Specify dhcp server settings 76
Set up a dynamic dns service account 77
Create static routes 78
I want to 78
How can i do that 79
Specify wireless settings 81
Use wps for wireless connection 82
1 set the router s pin 83
2 use the wps wizard for wi fi connections 83
Chapter 12 84
Manage the router 84
Set up system time 85
Test the network connectivity 86
1 online upgrade 88
Upgrade the firmware 88
2 local upgrade 89
3 restore interrupted upgrade after power failure 89
Backup and restore configuration settings 90
Change the administrator account 91
Password recovery 91
Local management 92
Remote management 93
System log 95
Monitor the internet traffic statistics 97
Chapter 12 manage the router 98
Q1 what can i do if i forgot my wireless password 99
Q2 how to retrieve the username and password of the web management 99
Q3 i cannot login to the router s web management page what can i do 99
Network 102
Q4 how to use the wds bridging function to extend my wireless 102
Finished what can i do 103
Q5 i cannot access the internet even though the configuration is 103
Network what can i do 107
Q6 i cannot find my wireless network or i cannot connect the wireless 107
Access even though i have selected remember my credentials in my 109
Authentication settings 109
Q7 what can i do if i cannot access the usb disk after i modify the 109
Q8 what can i do if i am still required to enter the password for usb 109
Access even though i have enabled the authentication feature 110
Q9 why am i never required to enter the account information for usb 110
Windows computer 110
Environmental and physical 111
General 111
Specifications 111
Wireless 111
Copyright trademarks 112
Fcc rf radiation exposure statement 113
Fcc statement 113
Ce mark warning 114
Country restriction reason remark 114
National restrictions 114
Rf exposure information 114
The device complies with rf specifications when the device used at 20 cm from your body 114
The general public to electromagnetic fields by way of health protection 114
This device is intended for home and office use in all eu countries and other countries following the eu directive 1999 5 ec without any limitation except for the countries mentioned below 114
This device meets the eu requirements 1999 519 ec on the limitation of exposure of 114
This is a class b product in a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures 114
Canadian compliance statement 115
Caution 115
Avertissement 116
Déclaration d exposition aux radiations 116
Industry canada statement 116
Korea warning statements 116
Ncc notice bsmi notice 116
Radiation exposure statement 116
Safety information 117
This product can be used in the following countries 117
Explanations of the symbols on the product label 118
Declaration of conformity 119
Tp link technologies co ltd 119

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