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Use the access control feature to block devices from connecting to your router’s Internet connection.Note: Blocking devices with access control only blocks them from accessing the Internet. Devices can still access your router’s local network and communicate with your connected devices.To set up access control:. Launch a web browser from a computer or mobile device that is connected to your router’s network. Enter or.A login window opens. Enter the router user name and password.The user name is admin and the default password is password. The user name and password are case-sensitive.The BASIC Home page displays.
Select ADVANCED Security Access Control. Select the Turn on Access Control check box.You must select this check box before you can specify an access rule and use the Allow and Block buttons.
When this check box is cleared, all devices are allowed to connect, even if a device is in the blocked list. To specify an access rule, select one of the following radio buttons:. Allow all new devices to connect. With this setting, a new device can access your network.
You don't need to enter its MAC address in this screen. NETGEAR recommends that you leave this radio button selected. Block all new devices from connecting. With this setting, a new device cannot access your router’s Internet connection, but can still access your router’s local network. Before a device accesses your router’s Internet connection, you must enter its MAC address for an Ethernet connection and its MAC address for a WiFi connection in the allowed list.The access rule does not affect previously blocked or allowed devices. It applies only to devices joining your network in the future after you apply these settings. To view allowed or blocked devices that are not connected, click one of the following links:.
View list of allowed devices not currently connected to the network. View list of blocked devices not currently connected to the networkThe list displays. To allow the computer or device you’re currently using to continue to access your network, select the check box next to your computer or device, and click the Allow button. Click the Apply button.Your settings are saved. GearHead Support for Home UsersGearHead Support is a technical support service for NETGEAR devices and all other connected devices in your home.
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Advanced remote support tools are used to fix issues on any of your devices. The service includes support for the following:. Desktop and Notebook PCs, Wired and Wireless Routers, Modems, Printers, Scanners, Fax Machines, USB devices and Sound Cards. Windows Operating Systems (2000, XP or Vista), MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Adobe Acrobat.
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Update 1/26: Harald@android-wifi-tether has released a of android-wifi-tether (thanks Harald!). Uninstall old versions first! You might get a 'No Netfilter'-message at start even if netfilter is enabled in kernel (depends if /proc/config.gz exists or not). You can ignore that.Also, the brightness issue is fixed!!
Please use the updated url for the new kernel and tiwlan.ko. This kernel and driver is courtesy of Sholes.info and is taken from the Sholes ROM 1.1 release. Also, busybox is no longer required (thank you Harald for that fix). Based on work done in of the android-wifi-tether project (THANKS EVERYONE), we have a way to enable GUI based Tethering support for the DROID.This post is not endorsed by the android-wifi-tether project, Android, or Verizon.
Its for educational purposes and almost certainly will violate your agreement with Verizon, etc, etc.Please note that this involves rooting your phone, installing a custom recovery image, and a custom kernel. This is not for the faint of heart, and I take no responsibility for what might happen to your phone if you try this.
That being said:Please comment on this thread if you have any corrections or updates to the instructions.These instructions should leave you with a working tether program, and you won't have to touch the shell for normal use (just use the program normally). Click to expand.
1: Rooting your phone:Follow any of the many tutorials available ( for instance)2: Installing the updated kernel:Install SirPsychoS' recovery image Use the latest version of the image fromFor some details that aren't covered in the droid-devs wiki, see2.a: Use SirPsychoS' recovery image to back up your phone. Boot in to recovery mode. Hold down Power and X while your phone boots. Select the Nandroid submenu, and choose the 'Default Nandroid Backup' option. Reboot the phone to regular mode2.b: Copy the new kernel, and driver to your phoneNew kernel and driver:.
If you're unfamiliar with the adb tool in the Android SDK, check this. This URL contains two files, the updated boot image (boot-wifi.img), and the updated tiwlandrv.ko (the WiFi kernel module). These are necessary to enable support for iptables (which allows your phone to act as a router). Copy the new files to your sdcard using your favorite method. Code: adb install wirelesstether20-pre3eclair.apkEnjoy!-Update 1/9: ChevyNo1 has created a 'one click' windows installer for the faint of heart. You can find it.
Don't forget to run a backup first!Update 1/6: Network connection timeout issue (network disappears within 30 seconds) has been fixed!! Thank you crdnilfan at google code for the research and fix. New users, simply follow the instructions below. Existing users, simply apply tether-2.txt to /data/data/android.tether/bin/tether to upgrade your installation (don't forget to chroot 700!).Update 12/26: THE EASY WAY: Just download this backup of 2.0.1 (, or please use Torrent if you can), and restore it to your phone after rooting and installing the Sholes recovery image 0.15.0 or later. Perform the backup in 2a, then restore using this file by unzipping the file and copying the resulting folder to /sdcard/nandroid. You can skip the rest of the tutorial, WiFi tether will work after you reboot into normal mode.
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I'll update the instructions with more detail tomorrow, and add a backup image. Hi all,Okay I've followed the instructions several times (nandroid restoring after each time it fails to work). After running the wireless tether app, patching the tether script, and then trying to tether, the app reports that it has failed. The interface doesn't change to reflect any tethering, though, and nothing seems to be happening.
However, if i run the tether script manually, (sh terminal start), and then try to start tethering, it DOES look like it has started, i.e. The interface changed and it looks like its in tether mode, BUT I could not find the wireless network and I don't think its being broadcasted (I tried connecting directly to the SSID 'android' and it timed out). Also, to stop tethering i had to run the script manually and then hit stop tethering with the tethering app. Anyone have any idea whats going on here?