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    Re: Separate Home network, help required

    Quote Originally Posted by ik9000 View Post
    I'm fairly certain a determined individual can see adult content without needing to type anything more than " ". The rest is all mouse clicks. Key loggers are not necessarily the answer. And it depends how good the listing of the proxy server is at interpreting long search site strings such as all the hashing the sites like bing etc produce as to whether you can check what they were actually viewing...
    One think you may also want to look out for is him using other devices to access the internet, such as a 3ds/dsi, tablet etc. As that's what my friend used to do to get past the fact they had a shared PC.


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    Re: Separate Home network, help required

    Quote Originally Posted by shaithis View Post
    There are really only 2 ways to segregate the traffic and both are reliant on your router supporting the functionality....

    1. VLANs. You would want to create a new "unsecure" VLAN for your sons PC (and possibly the Wifi!) and then add a bridge to route traffic between the VLANs virtual interface and the WAN interface.

    2. Separate subnets. Different IP ranges for different machines and then a route to allow the new subnet to talk out onto the internet. A clever user could reconfigure the network connection to bypass this though.


    I do number 1 on a DD-WRT router but unsure if the Asus supports it.....you may need a new router.
    I tried both but it didn't work

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