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With Packet Filtering enabled, the router examines all outgoing packets 
before deciding - according to predefined rules - whether to block 

them or to let them pass.   The setting of rules to control the network 

user access should be done by the system administrators.  

 

This is equivalent to Time-based Access Management and Internet 

Application Filtering features as packet-filtering rules based on these 3 

factors can be defined:  

 

Restrict Internet activity originating from a specific PC or group of 
PCs.  

 

 

Prevent certain applications such as FTP from passing through your 

access point. 

 

 

Restrict Internet access to certain times.  

For example: You can restrict Internet access from your children’s 
PC to certain time frames, such as between 19H30 and 21H45. 

 

The router thus provides a wide range of options in monitoring the traffic 

in your LAN.  
 

As example, for the rule 

TCP Port 23

 

from any IP on any day at any time  

(Port 23 is usually used by TELNET): 
If 

 is selected, all outgoing packets will be sent, except those 

belonging to TELNET sessions.  

If 

 is selected, all outgoing packets will be blocked, except for 

those belonging to TELNET sessions.