If you want to restrict internet traffic at particular times of the day (or night), you can create your own scheduled rule to use when setting up Access Control.
In this example, we're going to set up a scheduled rule to block all internet traffic between the hours of 9pm to midnight.
- Start by reserving an IP address for the computer or computers you wish to restrict internet traffic for
- Open the Bright Box router's admin pages and navigate to the Firewall menu
- Select Schedule Rule
- From the schedule rule page, select Add Schedule Rule
- Enter a name and comment for the rule - in the example below we've called our rule BLOCK9-midnight
- In the Active Time Period field, enter a time for the rule - in the example below we want the rule to be active every day between the hours of 21:00 and 23:59
- Click SAVE SETTINGS
- The scheduled rule will be saved
- Your rule will be displayed
- Next, select Access Control and select Add Device Filtering Rule
- Give your rule a name - in the example below our rule is called BLOCK9-midnight
- Enter the IP address of the device you want to block the internet for between nine and midnight
- Scroll to the bottom of the page
- Check TCP and UDP
- In the Scheduling Rule menu select the name you gave to your rule - in the example below this is BLOCK9-midnight
- Click SAVE SETTINGS
- The access control rule will be saved
- Select to Enable the Filtering function and select SAVE SETTINGS
- The new access control rule will be saved










