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Subject: Re: Time/Timer based rules wit PF ?
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Hello!

I think, you need to set up some "logon" service, which will allow you to=20
determine connection time.=20

When kid want to use Internet, he (she) connect to logon server, which will=
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serve as router. You can use some kind of VPN server for it. Then, you need=
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to set up connection time control and use it to disconnect kid form logon=20
server and close Internet access after 90 minutes of active connection.

Cheers, Maxim.
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On Saturday 11 February 2006 23:48, Patrik =C5str=F6m wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a FBSD 6.0R Firewall running PF, I would like to have a setup that
> allows my kids to have say 90 minutes of Internet time per day. My thought
> was that I could put there IP addresses in a table efter say 90 minute.
>
> It there away for me to keep track of how long they have been out on
> external addresses ?, I would also like them to be able to "save" time so
> if they spend say 45 minutes in the morning they could use the rest
> later the same day !
>
> Is there away with PF or with PF + 3rd party applications that would allow
> me to do this ?.
>
> Most gratefull for any hints or suggestions .
>
> Regards
> Patrik Astrom
> Stockholm, Sweden
>
>
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