What keeps unauthorized users from accessing my IP address/Internet?
Our network security expert explains how to keep unauthorized users from accessing your router's IP address for Internet access in this advice explaining how proxy servers can solve client control issues.
Many times we have found users who are not authorized for Internet, use the router IP address as a gateway and access to the Internet. Normally, our practice is to change the node address of the router (for example, if originally it was 192.168.1.1, we change it to 192.168.1.200).
Now I want to change the IP addressing of the router and make it 192.168.10.1. However, when I do this, none of the authorized users can access the Internet since the class of the network of the router changes. How do I implement this change and have the authorized users access the internet?
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