Netgear Genie Website Block List 2015

When you're connected to a Virtual Private Network (VPN), you may want to post the complete output of 'ipconfig /all' here, so I can identify if it's possible to configure it for OpenDNS use. Regarding VPN, if this VPN uses its own (virtual) network connection, then you may be able to configure this with OpenDNS resolver addresses.

To view a list of restricted websites that your child attempted to access, tap Not Allowed. The Genie program doesn't support your router, so download, install and run the Management Utility from Įnable LPC and configure your dashboard at - e.g., NETGEAR SPC.

You can't use both OpenDNS Home and Netgear LPC in parallel because these are not compatible with each other. You can use either normal OpenDNS Home or Netgear's LPC enabled to block domains, independent from HTTPS or not.

For those experiencing issues with the Genie app, it may be worth trying an earlier version and left a link to click. I found some potential solutions in those articles. I read through forum article after forum article seeing others complain of the same thing.

To provide a more 'permanent' solution, you can enter these commands in Terminal:

1. Open up Terminal in /Applications/Utilities.

2. Type in 'sudo nano /etc/hosts'.

3. In the screen that will appear, you'll see the host database for your computer.

4. Using your down arrow, go to the bottom, right under where it says, '127.0.0.1 localhost'.

5. On a new line, type in '127.0.0.1' hit ‘tab’, then enter this is for extra measure.

If you're looking for a more 'permanent' solution, enter these commands in Terminal: How To Block Websites on Your Mac Using Terminal.

Unfortunately, there have already been temporary solutions (SelfControl) that can temporarily block websites on your Mac.

Netgear genie website block list 2015