WiFi router remote access?
My dad is acting up again and wants to remotely turn off the A1 Wi-Fi router (automatically every day at 1 a.m.). Is there anything I can do about it?
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own internet.
Bsw per wlan stick or duration ltw contract.
It’s expensive, but he can’t do anything about it.
Alternatively, you can simply access and change the settings.
If the time is bothering you, please move it to about 3 o’clock, but if then from Him tasks run the stable line you must have the lookout.
Prejudicial segregation is not made of mood, but rather to coordinate the disconnect that takes place in any case with time of use/tasks. (Presented the connection method has dynamic IP and forced separation)
If you mean a suspension of the function over a period of time x, this is probably an educational measure from him and you can also only talk to him.
You can easily reset the router. Then he has no remote access.
Or if you have the access data, disable remote access in the interface.
Get the router back, thanks for the helpful answer
With your maybe 14 years, you should accept your father’s decisions and not undermine them. But you will realize what consequences your project has for you…
It’s his connection he’s paying for. So he can also decide to allow him to access the services he paid WANN and WIE LANGE. This is NOT your decision!
If I had a child resetting my router, this would probably lead to problems that I notice and justify a postnatal abortion, but at least the access to the network will be prevented.
Young I am 17 and numbers for the router with 🤣. There’s not his decision whether he’s turning my access
I think once the father has already accessed it, he also changed the WLAN NAme and PW.
A WR put quai back everything. The contributor did not think so.
funny… he writes nix more…. but the question is still there… so no temporal intervention… until now…
By talking to your father.
My father’s whims aren’t easy to pull, but I can do something else (vpn,etc)
If it’s his connection and his router, he’ll be allowed. Even if it can be technically prevented, at the end (if you are U18), it can also take away the devices or otherwise prevent you from going to the network after 1 . Many routers offer timetables with children’s subnetworks.