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Here's the scenario I would like to configure Cyberoam for...<br />
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1. Group of users A have restricted access to internet during business hours (e.g. no social network).<br />
2. Group of users B have another restricted access (which includes social network) but only during break time (12:00-14:00) and outside of business hours (outside of 08:00 to 17:00).<br />
3. I want Group A to have the same access as Group B during break time and outside of business hours.<br />
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Is this possible and how can I do this?<br />
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I'm using Cyberoam CR300iNG, with Firmware version: 10.04.5 build 007.<br />
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Thanks!
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Here's the scenario I would like to configure Cyberoam for...

1. Group of users A have restricted access to internet during business hours (e.g. no social network).
2. Group of users B have another restricted access (which includes social network) but only during break time (12:00-14:00) and outside of business hours (outside of 08:00 to 17:00).
3. I want Group A to have the same access as Group B during break time and outside of business hours.

Is this possible and how can I do this?

I'm using Cyberoam CR300iNG, with Firmware version: 10.04.5 build 007.

Thanks!

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