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The thread discusses whether certain routers or software, like "My WIFI Router," can easily manage connected devices by blacklisting or releasing them. The original poster is seeking a solution for this functionality. Responses suggest that most routers, especially TP-Link and Netgear models, can perform such tasks, with some members favoring TP-Link for user-friendliness; one participant recommends trying the software but doesn't provide detailed confirmation. Overall, the discussion leans toward practical router options rather than specific software solutions.
The thread discusses whether certain routers or software, like "My WIFI Router," can easily manage connected devices by blacklisting or releasing them. The original poster is seeking a solution for this functionality. Responses suggest that most routers, especially TP-Link and Netgear models, can perform such tasks, with some members favoring TP-Link for user-friendliness; one participant recommends trying the software but doesn't provide detailed confirmation. Overall, the discussion leans toward practical router options rather than specific software solutions.
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Noob Whisperer
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I'm all but certain that this thread is just another spam thread about My WiFi Router bull, but.....
On a happier not I just put one of these http://www.tp-link.com.au/products/details/?categoryid=2872&model=Archer+C9
in service at home today and so far so good.
My first TP-Link product and I like it.
On a happier not I just put one of these http://www.tp-link.com.au/products/details/?categoryid=2872&model=Archer+C9
in service at home today and so far so good.
My first TP-Link product and I like it.
Robert Miker
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Yeah I think this software which is WIFI Router can manage the connected device, you should try it once.
