Hi,
May i know how to activate the KeexyBox configuration Wizard page in the Keexyboc WEBUI?  I need the URL to run the Configuration wizard again. Will appreciate if someone can help. 

I have managed to install the KeexyBox software in Debian 11. I'm using Banana pi (BPI M2+) - Armbian 23.02.2 Bullseye Linux 5.15.93-sunxi. Everthing was working fine untill, for some reason, i cleared the Domain routing cache. Now, some of the services are not running. Unable to start them again either. (Screeshot attached).

I'm thinking if I can run the wizard again, I will be able to do the settings again.

Thanks,

Regards,

Emmanuel

is it possible to install keexybox intro virtual machine in proxmox ? how should I proceed? Thank you

Hi - I'm reasonably tech-savvy but I am having trouble figuring out the initial setup for my use case. 

I think I want a hybrid network topology, but I'm not sure. 

My goal is to use keexybox to control internet access by my kids - they each have an iPad, and there is an AppleTV that they use which I would like to limit and manage. I would like to be able to schedule internet availability for these devices, and be able to pause/resume the internet when needed. Content filtering would be great too but it is less critical to me.

We have a ton of devices in the house, but I only really need to use keexybox to control the internet on the kids devices and appletv. The other devices in the home could continue to use the vanilla internet from my ISP unless there's a good reason to go through the keexybox.

I have a mesh router set up in a largish home, I would like to continue to use that wifi network as my network if at all possible.

Is there a guide for this kind of setup? I have been reading the docs but I am a little overwhelmed.

Thank you!!

Hi there. I'm running a Raspberry Pi 4b with the flashed SD card image, default config so far, trying unsuccessfully to use 2 network interfaces.

I'm aiming to position the Pi as a "man-in-the-middle" interface to ensure the features of KeexyBox can't be bypassed. My kids are getting to the age where they'd be smart enough to statically set an IP address and set the gateway to the router rather than KeexyBox. I don't want to allow them to do that.

I have the on-board interface and an external USB interface. Both are being recognised by the OS:

Hello everyone,

I found an issue that seems to be caused by iptables, but I wanted to check if it's known and if there are any workarounds.

My timezone is EST, which at the moment is UTC -05:00
I create a Schedule to give access on Wednesday from 18:00 to 20:00 EST.
This translates to Wednesday 23:00 to Thursday 01:00 UTC.

When I apply the Profile to a Device, it gets blocked at 19:00 EST.

The problem seems to be that the timestart and timestop parameters to iptables are translated to UTC, and this breaks the access.

Below is the iptables line created by KeexyBox.
-A FORWARD -m mac --mac-source nn:nn:nn:nn:nn:nn -m time --timestart 23:00:00 --timestop 01:00:00 --weekdays Wed -j 49_FORWARD

When the time is 19:00 EST, I think the following is what iptables interprets:

• Time is 00:00 UTC
  
• The timestart parameter is 23:00:00
  
• 00:00 is before the timestart parameter
  
• iptables decides that the rule does not apply
  

Hello everyone,

I created a Profile with a schedule to only allow connections to the Internet during certain times of the day. I can see the Device is using the correct Profile, but I can still access the Internet on that Device outside of the Scheduled Time.

Below are the details of the Schedule configuration. (please see the attached file "Schedule Screenshot.jpg" for a screenshot of the schedule)
The goal is to allow access to the Internet only during the following times:

• Monday through Thursday - 6:00pm to 7:00pm
  
• Friday -  3:00pm to 10:00pm
  
• Saturday - 12:00pm to 8:00pm
  

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Hi everyone,

I hope this is the correct place to post this.

I want to add a few custom rules to iptables and I want them to be applied at boot time. Unfortunately there is no place in the KeexyBox Web Gui to enter custom iptable rules.

I checked /opt/keexybox and /etc for clues, but could not find any.

Where can I add custom iptables rules so they are saved and not overwritten by KeexyBox at boot time?

Thanks in advance!

I get the following error message:

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the great software. This is regarding hardware for the software. Pi boards are hard to get nowadays. Is there an alternative hardware (similar to pi model) that can be used? Can it be installed in an android box? which is compact and so much easier to get.

Regards,

Emmanuel

installed Keexybox in debian in local machine and using router with virtual server , captive portal forwarded to public static ip all works fine and from public ip everything is working but no mac details fetched after authentication successful and after auth success not able to use internet in browser even not ping using cmd prompt, need to install keexybox in private cloud like aws or azure , it is possible to done authentication of remote users using wireless lan controlelr like tplink omada controller and tplink based access point with External Portal Server (using keexybox).

Note: using Access point (Tplink Eap225) MAC is showing blank in Keexybox and DHCP is not enabled in Keexybox.