- Jan 16, 2001
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I have a friend with a family who is living with his mother and they share a single WiFI router.
He wants to set up OpenDNS for his family so he can set up a profile to block certain content from his kids (e.g. Youtube) but, if he set that up on the main router/modem in the home then his mother would be affected.
I've been trying to figure out a way to set up a second WiFi router to connect to the first WiFi router but have it act not in Bridge mode but as a router. The primary WiFi router would be SSSID: Mom and computers/devices could connect to it but it would use the ISP assigned DNS server.
The second router would be SSID: Family and all who connected to it would be using OpenDNS as the static DNS.
Could the second router be plugged into the first router and have it's IP assigned by the first but still act as a router and have it's DNS set to a static DNS (OpenDNS)?
He wants to set up OpenDNS for his family so he can set up a profile to block certain content from his kids (e.g. Youtube) but, if he set that up on the main router/modem in the home then his mother would be affected.
I've been trying to figure out a way to set up a second WiFi router to connect to the first WiFi router but have it act not in Bridge mode but as a router. The primary WiFi router would be SSSID: Mom and computers/devices could connect to it but it would use the ISP assigned DNS server.
The second router would be SSID: Family and all who connected to it would be using OpenDNS as the static DNS.
Could the second router be plugged into the first router and have it's IP assigned by the first but still act as a router and have it's DNS set to a static DNS (OpenDNS)?