[OpenWrt Wiki] Parental controls
openwrt.org › docs › guide-userDec 05, 2021 · It is the quickest and most efficient way of blocking websites and is well supported even in the web interface. Assuming OpenWrt operates with a LAN and WAN zone a filter in the FORWARD chain that rejects packets is enough. ASN lists could be used to block large numbers of IPs belonging to certain companies.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Ad blocking
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/ad-blocking14.09.2021 · Ad blocking Ad blocking can be done in several ways: * Packages adblock + luci-app-adblock. The latest adblock online documentation can be found here: README * Packages simple-adblock + luci-app-simple-adblock. The latest Simple Adblock online documentation can be found here: README * Package banhostlist (has not been updated since 2015)
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forum.archive.openwrt.org › viewtopicNov 06, 2017 · Post #1. thanaraj.s. 6 Nov 2017, 09:37. Hi All, I have working on openwrt from last few days. I have enabled wifi and LAN connnections. I able to access internet from WAN to LAN. Now I want to block Websites in client machine's. For example: I want to block "www.youtube.com & www.facebook.com ".
URL blocking in OpenWRT? - Stack Overflow
stackoverflow.com › questions › 36175960Mar 23, 2016 · You just find the IP of website and add it to the firewall file with input, output and forward as reject. I have done this, and its works for me. uci set firewall.block=rule uci set firewall.block.name=anything uci set firewall.block.src=lan uci set firewall.block.dest=wan uci set firewall.block.dest_ip=ipaddr uci set firewall.block.target=reject
Blocking websites on your router - OpenWrt Forum
forum.openwrt.org › t › blocking-websites-on-yourDec 08, 2018 · I found a tutorial online about how to block websites on your router using ipsets - the guide can be found here (in Polish!) but I'll outline the here too: 1. Install packages # opkg update # opkg remove dnsmasq # opkg install dnsmasq-full ipset 2. Define your ipset in your firewall In your /etc/config/firewall file, create an ipset along the lines of the example below: config ipset option ...