Wifi Network for each user

JohnMathew2k · #1 10-05-2018

Hello.On my Windows 10 PC, I have 3 paypal+ebay accounts at this time. For each account I have a user and a phone where I tether from (separate IP). I know there are other options but I would like to stick with the phones for IPs.So I have 3 users and 3 networks. After I log in, I have to connect with each user to its specific network. If I make a mistake and connect to another network/IP the accounts will get linked. Now the question is:

How do limit/ block the access of the users to specific networks? I would like to be able to connect to only one network with each user, eveytime I log in.

phaz0rz · #2 10-05-2018

Go into the wireless network settings on each user account, and set it so that each user account will auto-connect to it's designated network. Don't put in passwords for the other two connections and that user account won't be able to connect to them.

JamesNorth101 · #3 10-05-2018

Your going a lot further than you need to on that

Its good to see you being so careful, but you can use the same network across all the accounts so long as the IP is dynamic (which most IPs will be). You then just need to track the IP

The other option is just to have the password for each phones WiFi different. They wont get shared across user accounts.

JohnMathew2k · #4 10-05-2018

Thanks. The thing is that each phone has a different password but everytime I reconnect on another user I get connected to the previous network.When I am on user A connected to WIFI A, I log out in order to log on user B and I am still connected to Wifi A. So I have to disconnect and reconnect to Wifi B. There is a way to restrict the access of each user to specific networks but don't know how to do it on WIN 10.

**SaiJin** · #5 10-05-2018

I fon't use windows 10.

But from what I understand, if you disconnect the first phone, wait a little bit, then reconnect the 2nd phone, then go to IPBurger.com to check you IP before you log into your eBay and paypal, you should be fine.

(I always log out of those accounts after I'm done)

Play · #6 10-05-2018

When you complicate things, you make it more prone for you to make mistakes and in turn link accounts.

For your own benefit, keep it simple.

youngtiger · #7 10-09-2018

Follow this guide: https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/4378...-in-windows-7/

This should also work in Windows 10 via Control Panel.

You have different "WiFi" connection for each user, not VPN?