[ndewan]

These commands would go in the firewall rules section ...

Go to Administration | Commands and enter (cut-n-paste) in the dialog box that you see.

Once entered, click the 'Save Firewall' button below.

If all goes well, your router should reboot to bring the rules into effect.

Let us know how this goes.

Thanks.

[warmweatherjoe]

I did this first:
in Additional DNSMasq Options:
Code:
address=/google.com/216.239.32.20
address=/google.ca/216.239.32.20

and it worked for google.ca but not google.com. By worked I mean it forced me to no all search.

When I put in the firewall rules you suggested (into Administration | Commands) , the ones like this
iptables -I PREROUTING -d 193.105.163.208 -j DNAT --to-destination 216.239.32.20

it now forces me to all on both google.com and google.ca which is not what I want. How do I remove those rules? It look alike I have to overwrite them with new rules to cancel them out. Can you please tell me how I delete those rules?

Thanks.

[ndewan]

2 ways to do this.

1. Go back into Admin|Command, under the listing of the firewall rules, you will see an 'edit' button, clicking that will bring the rules into the 'command' section. You can now edit these and hit the 'save firewall' to implement the changes.

2. Go to 'Admin | Command' and if the command window is blank, click the save Firewall at the bottom. This will 'clear' out all the firewall rules. Use this with caution, if you have firewall rules that you would like to retain.

[warmweatherjoe]

So to undo this rule
iptables -I PREROUTING -d 193.105.163.208 -j DNAT --to-destination 216.239.32.20

do I put in this?

iptables -I PREROUTING -d 193.105.163.208 -j DNAT --to-destination 193.105.163.208

[ndewan]

Delete the rule and reboot the router.

[warmweatherjoe]

I don't see how to delete the rule. I clicked the Edit button, all the rules appeared in the editable box, I deleted them and rebooted but they are still there. So that's why I thought I had to overwrite them or give a command to delete them, which I don't know how to do.

This is what I see right now
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s45/sh/fac7943d-2b28-4d5c-b4ba-1ce849c64962/1609827a0e58dd679f130d970fa3b38b

[warmweatherjoe]

OK I did this "2. Go to 'Admin | Command' and if the command window is blank, click the save Firewall at the bottom. This will 'clear' out all the firewall rules. Use this with caution, if you have firewall rules that you would like to retain. "

and it worked. Those rules are gone. Now I'll reboot and check again.
Thanks.

[warmweatherjoe]

At this point I have pasted this in Additional DNSMasq Options:
address=/google.com/216.239.32.20
address=/google.ca/216.239.32.20

and I am being forced to no ssl on google.ca but not on google.com
so I am almost there.

Any suggestions from anyone?
Is it possible to write it using a wildcard for the Top Level Domain? Like this:
address=/google.*/216.239.32.20

[ndewan]

[warmweatherjoe]

I did miss that - sorry. Then I went back and did it and it worked. My bad.

[ndewan]

no big deal .. live and learn.

I am not very savvy with the DNSMasq entries,hoping someone else can step in and help.

All i will say is be careful with any DIY effort. You won't brick the router, but could make it un responsive from the client machines. The only way out is to go is to use telnet/ssh to get to a terminal session and then undo what you have done .. It can get a little labor intensive, so be careful.

[magdiel1975]