[Guest Network Pro] How to set up Kid's Network?

[Guest Network Pro] How to set up Kid's Network?

Introduction

• Feature introduction
• Set up Kid’s Network

What is Kid’s Network?

 The Kid's Network feature on ASUS routers is a specialized network designed to provide a safe and controlled internet environment for children. This network allows parents to manage and monitor their children’s internet usage, ensuring they have access to age-appropriate content and preventing excessive screen time. By setting up a unique SSID and password specifically for children’s devices, parents can configure various parental controls to block inappropriate websites and applications. This helps protect children from harmful online content and ensures they are only exposed to suitable material.

Why We Need Kid’s Network?

The Kid's Network is crucial due to the challenges in managing children's internet use. Traditional parental controls require identifying all devices, but modern OS privacy modes complicate this by changing MAC addresses. Kid's Network simplifies control by applying consistent rules to all connected devices.

Features include scheduling to limit online time during homework or bedtime, custom messages to remind children of responsibilities, and enhanced controls like safe search, service blocking, and ad blocking. This ensures a safer online experience, fosters good internet habits, and encourages family discussions about responsible internet use.

Notes:

1. This feature requires upgrading your ASUS router to firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_34312 or above.

2. The maximum number of concurrent active Portal Type connection is limited to 1.

You can set up your ASUS router via Web GUI or ASUS Router app.

How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?

You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.

If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.