Posted November 21, 2014 by rawpress in How To

How to use Rawstream Content Filtering with Tanaza Cloud Managed WiFi hotspots

Tanaza provide affordable cloud managed wifi hotspots that are simple to use and work great. We are happy to announce that Tanaza now supports Rawstream’s DNS-based web filtering.

Tanaza customers need to do the following simple steps:

Create an account on Rawstream.com
Go to Settings > Networks
Click Add New Network
For networks with static public IPs customers just need to set their Tanaza device to use the indicated Rawstream DNS servers
For networks with dynamic public IPs customers set the network to dynamic and set a username and password
On the Tanaza device, the update script should call http://api.rawstream.com/tnzdynip?username=<network username>&pw=<network password>

Further information on Tanaza’s site

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