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I am running IPCOP ver.1.4.6.How do I set time constraints? I have about 15 users and I want them to browse at different times. For example:grop A can have access to internet from 8am to 10am only and maybe group B can have access from 4pm to 5pm.
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by b_pope
I'm going to assume each user is on a seperate PC & there at the least all connected through a router or switch, if so why not just set access for each PC via the router or switch for each PC.
by nico baggus
IPCop is running linux.
Linux netfilter (iptables) has a module that can
match time. You might have to resolve to run a
special script during boot to add these time
contrained rules.
This is an IP based solution,
Another solution would be to use squid and build
a squid acl and authorisation for users and
limit this authorisation to a certain time (ldap
or radius can help here) .
Kind regards,
by ananthap
You are likely more responses in a linux specific site. One well know one is "linuxquestions.org" which has got a lot of active forums and users.
Also, you could try ipcop.org itself.
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