Vonage VDV21-VD User Guide - Page 68

Enable, Trusted User, Session Duration, Inactivity time, Apply, Trusted Computer, Remove

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Vonage V-Portal User Guide • If you want this user to have unrestricted Internet access, click the Enable checkbox associated with the Trusted User field. The person will have access to all Internet content. • Enter the Session Duration. The Session Duration is the amount of time a user has access to the Internet once they login. When the time period expires, the user will be required to login again. • Enter the Inactivity time. If there is no Internet activity for the amount of time specified in the Inactivity timer field, the user will need to login again before being able to access the Internet. • Click the Apply button. • If you'd like to associate a specific computer with a user you can enter the MAC address of the computer in the Trusted Computer area. By associating a computer with a particular user, you eliminate the need for the user to login. All parental controls assigned to the user will still be in effect, the user will just not need to login. This option is especially useful if computers are not shared among members of the household. A maximum of 3 trusted computers can be added. NOTE: You can remove a trusted computer associated with a user. To remove a trusted computer: o Select the trusted computer entry you want to delete in the list in of Trusted Computers. o Click the Remove button. To define the content policy for the user: • Click on the Parental Controls Tab. View the Terms of Service by visiting the Vonage website at www.vonage.com/tos. Pay particular attention to 68 Section 11 which explains limitations on Warranty, Remedy and Liability.

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Vonage V-Portal User Guide
If you want this user to have unrestricted Internet access, click the
Enable
checkbox
associated with the
Trusted User
field. The person will have access to all Internet
content.
Enter the
Session Duration
. The Session Duration is the amount of time a user has
access to the Internet once they login. When the time period expires, the user will be
required to login again.
Enter the
Inactivity time
. If there is no Internet activity for the amount of time specified in
the Inactivity timer field, the user will need to login again before being able to access the
Internet.
Click the
Apply
button.
If you’d like to associate a specific computer with a user you can enter the MAC address
of the computer in the
Trusted Computer
area. By associating a computer with a
particular user, you eliminate the need for the user to login. All parental controls assigned
to the user will still be in effect, the user will just not need to login.
This option is
especially useful if computers are not shared among members of the household. A
maximum of 3 trusted computers can be added.
NOTE:
You can remove a trusted computer associated with a user.
ted
er:
To remove a trusted computer:
o
Select the trusted computer entry you want to delete in the list in of Trus
Computers.
o
Click the
Remove
button.
p
To define the content
olicy for the us
Click on the
Parental Controls
Tab.
View the Terms of Service by visiting the Vonage website at www.vonage.com/tos. Pay particular attention to
Section 11 which explains limitations on Warranty, Remedy and Liability.
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