3com 3crwe50194 User Guide
5 Advanced Features and System Tools
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Controlling Access by Setting Client Privileges
Assigning client privileges is a way for you to control what kind of Internet
service each of the computers on your home network can use. For example,
you may not want your children’s computer to have access to the Internet
during a period of time in which you cannot monitor its use.
service each of the computers on your home network can use. For example,
you may not want your children’s computer to have access to the Internet
during a period of time in which you cannot monitor its use.
When you assign client privileges, you can instruct the gateway to block
Internet access to any computer on your home network. You can also limit
other Internet services, such as e-mail, Telnet, and File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
Internet access to any computer on your home network. You can also limit
other Internet services, such as e-mail, Telnet, and File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
Selecting Client Privileges from the Advanced Settings portion of the Options
menu in the Setup screen displays the Advanced Settings | Client Privileges
screen (Figure 19).
menu in the Setup screen displays the Advanced Settings | Client Privileges
screen (Figure 19).
Figure 19 Advanced Settings | Client Privileges Screen