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steve.korunic · 03-03-2015

I an an IT guy unfamiliar with Cisco equipment, but I have a customer who has installed in their home a Cisco router (Model 867VAE-K9).To make their home LAN family friendly, the parents want to filter out all the bad stuff for websites. I suggested ...

steve.korunic · 03-04-2015

Thanks for the answer.I expect there will be 6 or more devices (Macs and other iDevices) on the home LAN and, because these devices will be occasionally retired and replaced, it makes sense to place the DNS numbers on the Internet gateway (Cisco rout...

steve.korunic · 03-04-2015

I don't want the router to be the DNS server. I just want it to use OpenDNS.com's numbers. It works for other routers. More info about how OpenDNS works can be found at https://support.opendns.com/entries/53936430-Configuring-OpenDNS-on-your-Network

steve.korunic · 03-04-2015

Thanks very much for these.Q1) To initially engage with the router, what do I type in the Terminal app's command line interface?I am guessing it must include the router's address of '192.168.1.1' but perhaps prefixed by 'ssh' or something else, and t...

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Changing DNS numbers in a router

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I don't want the router to be

Thanks very much for these.Q1