Unlike consumer models, can you create access rules with a multiple schedules so a device can access the Internet only between designated times?
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Yes. You can have 3 separate schedules with the below choices. Scheduled Days help Do you want this schedule to be active onall days or specific days? All Days Specific Days Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Scheduled Time of Day help Do you want this schedule to be activeall day or at specific times during the day? All Day Specific Times Start Time: Hour Minute End Time: Hour Minute Yes. You can have 3 separate schedules with the below choices. Scheduled Days help Do you want this schedule to be active onall days or specific days? All Days Specific Days Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Scheduled Time of Day help Do you want this schedule to be activeall day or at specific times during the day? All Day Specific Times Start Time: Hour Minute End Time: Hour... » Read More Yes. You can have 3 separate schedules with the below choices. Scheduled Days help Do you want this schedule to be active onall days or specific days? All Days Specific Days Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Scheduled Time of Day help Do you want this schedule to be activeall day or at specific times during the day? All Day Specific Times Start Time: Hour Minute End Time: Hour Minute « Show Less
204387
yes, you can set up to three schedules. you can use these schedules in the firewall to limit access.
204388
As others have said, you can create up to 3 schedules. Note that the device is identified by IP address, not MAC address. If the device you are concerned with has a known IP address (or a known IP address range) you're good to go. Warning: I haven't used this feature myself.
204389
The firewall allows you to define Services and ports that you can allow or block based on several schedules. I haven't used these features.
1812027
Yes that's one of the features I use the most. You can also buy a router they sell that you can lock it through the web
394553
I don't think so... but the hour you can adjust to set automatically from de network. Regards,
1816483
I do not believe that two separate times can be set, but not sure. Recommend that manufacturer be contacted.
1482202
Yes you can. However you may not want too. If you want to lock fulll time they have a much cheaper option to achieve that.
720130
Yes - you can set each of the 2 intervals for any lenght of time you want. You cannot set multiple sets of intervals.
978252
Yes, I believe the schedules still work for lighting and all other connected devices as long as the Nexia bridge is still functioning. It uses it's own frequency from the Nexia box to speak with all connected devices and does not need your router/Internet connection to continue working.
201344
Yes. The system is very flexible in that you can set up multiple schedules that include different zones with different days and times.
212399
Yes. They call it bridging mode, you can use the default method of bridging under wireless settings or there are some youtube videos that show a slightly more advanced method. Also a bit of patience, for whatever reason it is slow to allow access to the web initially but works fine within half an hour or less.
1939109
Yes. U can set different times for each "zone" every day of the week, if I understood your question correctly.
57691
Sure. I do that at times. Just set up the one zone for a start time, a length of run time, and leave the other zones un scheduled.
8256
Sorry but no. You can only apply QOS rules and reserve bandwidth for specific clients.
796644
Yes you can. You can also set it to warn you when an employee is approaching their limit for the day and week and indicate break mins vs work minis. Our only issue was with the web interface connection via a USB connection. The software was slow to respond and therefore difficult to work with.
149690
Nope, you can change the settings over the internet anytime and Tavon is right that only the setup has to be done on the same network.
1425811
Both outlets are simultaneously controlled by one time clock. You cannot set the outlets to function at separate times.
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yes you can, but not with airport utility. there is a freeware program called TimeMachineEditor. It works for macs. not sure if there is a PC version. this will let you edit the interval of backups and calendar intervals http://timesoftware.free.fr/timemachineeditor/
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We run our system 24/7 so we have it on both. You just set the interval you want and the duration of each event.