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I think I setup the Parental controls from the Genie app, with some back and forth on the Safari browser for the OpenDNS registration.

Only set Parental Controls custom filter to prevent PSP file sharing.

Popcorn Time Osx Sierra 2017 Mac Was Connected

Setup was smooth with no hiccups and when everything was up and done, a few seconds into it, the Genie icon turned from green to red and it says no internet access, but was connecting fine with the 5GHz WiFi, where the Mac was connected to all the time.

Tried to check my Macs internet connection over the normal 2.4GHz as well as the guest 2.4GHz WiFi.

Connection to both was fine but no internet access.

Didnt connect to ethernet and have never checked it that way.

But when I logged in to the Win10 partition on my Mac (the same one), it connected fine to the internet.

Popcorn Time Osx Sierra 2017 Mac OSX Still Cant

Mac OSX still cant access the internet.

Bypass login is another issue as I cant seem to set it up on the Mac OSX without an internet connection.

To confirm that, I checked the P2P function on Popcorn Time app on the Android, which showed that it was sharing files happily.

Also, with the Parental Controls off, the Mac OSX was connecting fine to the internet, just like before I setup the Parental Controls.

What I suspect is that the Mac OSX has something to detect whether its connection to the internet is being bypassed thru another connection and stops it there.

So, has anybody else here experienced this I cant seem to find anthing similar on this forum and my minimal Googling.

And if it is a known issue, is there a remedy or workaround Sryn.

Not sure how resetting the router to factory default, and hence disabling the OPC (which Ive said would let Mac OSX back on the internet), would be any help here.

I havent got any other Mac OSX device and dont know any other person here who does.

You sure you guysgals cant recreate this situation I would love to hear from another person who has a Mac and R7000.

Sryn P.S. Apologies for the late reply.

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