@coxhaus okay got it all figured out (refuse DHCP to unrecognized MACs, and firewall rules to block IPs outside of your range.) this worked very well and I was able to use the Access Control on the netgear as well so that WIFI clients could not connect either. I am now completely up and running, I have addressed my speed issue by just getting Intel (ET PRO 1000) dual Ethernet adapter and just disabled RealTek Nic's. I am now getting the speeds I am paying for and I can see that everything inbound is block, no new devices can connect very happy camper here, [image: 1701631771981-28db92cd-b0c5-40a5-aba3-14a4ad01651e-image.png]

@dr_tech said in Possible to block certain websites using URL ?: Is such a provision available ? Yes, I thought pfBlockerNG would be a good solution. See the answer to your question at the attached link: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/138029/acl-s-support In particular, focus on the recommendation of @BBcan177 (maintainer and creator of pfBlockerNG)