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    From Basschestra@VERT/DMINE to All on Tue Jul 7 07:36:59 2020
    Hello Guys!
    I have problem. I am 13 and my dad bought to our home new router called Synology. Everything was fine until he cancelled wifi connection just from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Just 2 hours. Well now we have two routers. One for access point and second for final sending signal of wifi. That access point can also produce wifi but I can't start it. I really don't know how to make that. The problem is that the Synology detects what pages or I.P. adresses are "called".
    When my dad set up wifi disconnection it will disable me [or rather my pc] from "calling" any adresses includes telnet.
    So that's it and I don't know how to break that. Maybe some debugger may help. But I don't know.
    Bye,
    Basschestra

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to Basschestra on Tue Jul 7 15:34:06 2020
    Re: Synology Hijack
    By: Basschestra to All on Tue Jul 07 2020 07:36 am

    Hello Guys!
    I have problem. I am 13 and my dad bought to our home new router called Synology. Everything was fine until he cancelled wifi connection just from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Just 2 hours. Well now we have two routers. One for access point and second for final sending signal of wifi. That access point can also produce wifi but I can't start it. I really don't know how to make that. The problem is that the Synology detects what pages or I.P. adresses are "called".
    When my dad set up wifi disconnection it will disable me [or rather my pc] from "calling" any adresses includes telnet.
    So that's it and I don't know how to break that. Maybe some debugger may help. But I don't know.

    No, you don't need a debugger. Most likely, just a solid understanding of TCP/IP networking (e.g. you don't "call" an IP address and "telnet" is a protocol not a type of address).

    Perhaps start with a statement of the problem: You want to acces the Internet between 1 and 3 PM even though your Internet gateway is disallowing it?

    digital man

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  • From MRO@VERT/BBSESINF to Basschestra on Wed Jul 8 11:02:03 2020
    Re: Synology Hijack
    By: Basschestra to All on Tue Jul 07 2020 07:36 am

    Hello Guys!
    I have problem. I am 13 and my dad bought to our home new router called Synology. Everything was fine until he cancelled wifi connection just from 1 PM to 3:00 PM. Just 2 hours. Well now we have two routers. One for access po and second for final sending signal of wifi. That access point can also prod wifi but I can't start it. I really don't know how to make that. The problem that the Synology detects what pages or I.P. adresses are "called".
    When my dad set up wifi disconnection it will disable me [or rather my pc] f "calling" any adresses includes telnet.
    So that's it and I don't know how to break that. Maybe some debugger may hel But I don't know.

    just do what your dad says. he pays the bills.
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