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If the router doesn't support scheduling itself, but otherwise does allow you to turn off the Wi-FI via the web interface (or change some other setting that wou
by Nextgrid 4y ago
If the router doesn't support scheduling itself, but otherwise does allow you to turn off the Wi-FI via the web interface (or change some other setting that would achieve the desired effect of preventing internet access), you can always screen-scrape the web UI and automate it - run the resulting script on a scheduler on some machine that has access to the router.