I want to be able to have a lock-out period between user sessions on my WiFi. How can I do this?

PoLo is equipped with advanced features such as setting a lock-out time between two wifi sessions, setting the download quota per guest, setting the session time per user, as well as limiting the speed of the internet.

To set a lock-out time for your customers re-connection to your WiFi, follow these instructions:

* Login to your Poweredlocal Dashboard

* Navigate to Networks & Devices

* Pick the network you want to restrict bandwidth, by clicking settings

* Use the sliders to change the lock-out time 

* Click Update Network

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