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instructions on how to set parental controls on fido modem

elimmee
I'm a participant level 1
I'm a participant level 1

After looking for instructions on this and finding bits and pieces, I did figure out how to set parental controls and thought I'd share what i did with others.  Hope it's helpful!

 

I have a Hitron CGN3AMF model but these instructions might be similar for other models too.

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  1. Launch a web browser like Google and enter http://192.168.0.1 to access your modem settings:
  • Username: cusadmin (default)
  • Password: password (This is the default - if you used Fido Easy Connect previously the password here will be the same as your Wi-Fi network password.)

2. From there, on the top, click on the "security" tab as shown below:

 

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3. Then click on Device Filter

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4. Click SHOW to show all the devices in your householdelimmee_3-1631985494497.png

 

5. Your devices will then show.  Select the device you want to set the time to block internet then on the right, click MANAGE

 

6. Click No for Manage All Day.  Then select Day/Time (Green to allow; Red to block).  To give an example: My settings below - I wanted to manage my own iphone to NOT get internet from 12 midnight to 5am, everyday.  But since the Fido modem is set to GMT time zone (and we can’t change it ourselves), I set it to 5am to 10am because in my time zone in Toronto it’s 5 hours behind GMT.  You can google your time zone difference from GMT.

 

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7. Finally under Managed Devices box, where you’ll see the device you just set to manage,  click BLOCK LISTED, then Save changes.elimmee_5-1631985494529.png

 

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FidoPhilippe
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Hey @elimmee! Philippe here. Welcome to the community. Smiley

 

Thank you very much for you your post! It's well organized and well written. We'll all be thrilled if you keep them coming!

 

Thanks again.