You can verify its operation as there will be dynamic entries created in the firewall and queue menus when in use

In the below example access is restricted to SUN,TUE,THU & FRI with a permanent rate limit of 3mbpsĪdd fri='' mon='' name=Tim rate-limit=3M sat=18h30m-22h sun=15h-21h thu=0s-1d time-rate-limited=0s-0s tue=0s-1d wed=''Īdd mac-address=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX name='Tim's Phone' user=Tim You will also be able to apply rate limits and pause access on the fly if necessary. Kid-ControlIt is possible to apply schedules to specific users and their devices. If you do not wish to use public DNS service for all the client devices on your network, you can select and specify the devices that should via address-lists or MAC address:Īdd action=dst-nat chain=dstnat dst-port=53 protocol=udp src-address-list=Parental-Control-List-IPs to-addresses=208.67.222.123Īdd action=dst-nat chain=dstnat dst-port=53 in-interface=X protocol=udp src-mac-address=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX to-addresses=208.67.222.123

Set allow-remote-requests=yes servers=208.67.222.123,208.67.220.123Īdd action=redirect chain=dstnat comment='Redirect DNS' dst-port=53 protocol=udp Adding this as your DNS server and redirecting all DNS queries to the router itself will already make a big difference. One of the easiest ways to facilitate a safer browsing experience is to simply use a public DNS which already maintain large blacklists of domains such as Open DNS. Though this is not a full-proof way of content blocking, it is quick and easy and will certainly improve the level of control you have over the type of content that can be accessed via your home router. Luckily there are some basic configurations which you can use on Mikrotik to assist you. Kids are no strangers to the internet, and interest is growing to find ways of protecting them from some of the content out there.

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