Since the extender has it's own IP then NAT could apply and you have to apply the rules to the extender IP's as well.
I don't use extenders any more. Just routers as WAPs.
Bob
Hi,
I'm really hoping someone might be able to offer me some help and advice..
I currently have a Virgin Media Superhub running my main internet, however I also have a Netgear Extender and TP-Link Powerline with Wifi connected to it.
Basically the problem I'm having is I use MAC/IP address filtering to limit the hours my kids can go online and it generally works really well..
However I can only do this using the Virgin Media Superhub and have to block them completely from the Extender and TP-Link (Wifi).
As when they connect to the TP-Link or Extender it will allow they MAC address and IP address to connect and work during blocked hours.
I was hoping someone might have an cunning plan that might help me work out a way of allowing them access to the TP-Link and Extender during normal hours, then not allowing them access during block hours.
Hope that makes sense!
Cheers for reading!

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