Cambium has the new 3rd party integration. We have been looking into it and it will probably worth a poke.i can't remember what's it's called thou, it's in the release notes
On Tue, Jan 28, 2020, 11:01 AM Adam Moffett <dmmoff...@gmail.com> wrote: > Generally I'm against Mikrotik as a managed router, specifically because > you can't turn anything over to the customer. Even fairly knowledgeable > consumers won't know what to do with a Mikrotik, and they could do some > dangerous stuff. > > With Cambium CnPilot (and probably most products made for this purpose) > the customer can have a separate login with less rights and get a simple > "Linksys" style webpage to do stuff like that. The time based rules are > usually built in feature. I'm pretty damn sure they exist in the CnPilot, > but I'm not in a position to check right now. > > When the subject said "parental controls" I thought it was going to be > blocking porno. I'm 100% hands off on that for a lot of reasons. I > looked into it providing it as a service, but I just don't think there > would be enough demand to make it viable. Even if it was viable I'm not > sure I'd want to take responsibility for it. > > -Adam > > > > On 1/28/2020 11:40 AM, Ken Hohhof wrote: > > Those of you who supply managed routers (especially if you do this for > everybody), do you set up parental controls? > > > > I had a request today from someone who wanted to turn off Internet at > night to keep his 3 kids from using their devices. I thought this was kind > of silly since they are 21, 23 and 24 years old. (Maybe like senators who > have to put their devices in a cubby in the cloakroom. OK, I just thought > that, didn’t say it out loud.) > > > > This guy has a leased Mikrotik from us, and Mikrotik does have a Kids > control feature that could probably do this. But I don’t want to get into > this, especially because I fear constant requests to override or tweak the > settings. I also don’t want to give customers management control over a > router that we are supposed to be managing. > > > > And in this case he wanted to do it across the board, but many people > might want it set up by MAC address for each person in the family, so maybe > the older kids would have later bedtimes and the parents wouldn’t have any > restrictions. Or they might want the bandwidth restricted so the kids > could do schoolwork but not stream video. > > > > What do you guys do? I’m going to guess Calix maybe has a cloud portal > where the customer can do things like this on their own, while some > settings are restricted to the carrier? What about other cloud managed > routers like the Cambium stuff? > > -- > AF mailing list > AF@af.afmug.com > http://af.afmug.com/mailman/listinfo/af_af.afmug.com >
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