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Have you made changes to your RV042G? &nbsp;My own RV042G does not block anything (websites, LAN or Tunnels). <br />
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Check the main Firewall settings and make sure they are set to allow normal operation. <br />
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Can you give an example website that is being blocked?<br />
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Have you made changes to your RV042G?  My own RV042G does not block anything (websites, LAN or Tunnels).

Check the main Firewall settings and make sure they are set to allow normal operation.

Can you give an example website that is being blocked?

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@deklinm - Any feedback? &nbsp; ... Thinkpads_User
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@deklinm - Any feedback?   ... Thinkpads_User

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Thanks Agonza<br />
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Its not important, I just wanted to know if it was an option
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Thanks Agonza

Its not important, I just wanted to know if it was an option

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I have several domains blocked in my Cisco RV042G<br />
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Is there a way I can customize the page that displays when a blocked domain is requested?
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I have several domains blocked in my Cisco RV042G

Is there a way I can customize the page that displays when a blocked domain is requested?

Cisco RV042G Blocked Web Page

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