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  1. NoN
    Posts : 4,166
    Windows 7 Professional SP1 - x64 [Non-UEFI Boot]
       #81

    glennc said:
    Hello NoN,
    If I am understanding you properly, then I can disable all of those items ie port forwarding and UDP and plug and play as I don't use them?
    glennc
    Yes you should, but only the one you sure not needed. But if you set the router to high security , they might not be open. Only the needed services will be.
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  2. Posts : 1,024
    Windows 7 Ultimate
    Thread Starter
       #82

    NoN said:
    glennc said:
    Hello NoN,
    If I am understanding you properly, then I can disable all of those items ie port forwarding and UDP and plug and play as I don't use them?
    glennc
    Yes you should, but only the one you sure not needed. But if you set the router to high security , they might not be open. Only the needed services will be.
    NoN,
    When you say set the router to high security, does that mean MAC filtering and Wireles WPA2 or is there more? Sorry if I'm making you repeat yourself. Too many irons in the fire.
    glennc
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  3. NoN
    Posts : 4,166
    Windows 7 Professional SP1 - x64 [Non-UEFI Boot]
       #83

    glennc said:
    NoN said:
    glennc said:
    Hello NoN,
    If I am understanding you properly, then I can disable all of those items ie port forwarding and UDP and plug and play as I don't use them?
    glennc
    Yes you should, but only the one you sure not needed. But if you set the router to high security , they might not be open. Only the needed services will be.
    NoN,
    When you say set the router to high security, does that mean MAC filtering and Wireles WPA2 or is there more? Sorry if I'm making you repeat yourself. Too many irons in the fire.
    glennc
    Glennc, You should have the options in the config page of your router to set it at least to three level of security.

    -High
    -Moderate
    -Low
    -Personalize.

    Mac filtering doesn't really matter, it serves to computers being recognized within the network (i have checked "activated" the box in my router page).
    Wireless WPA2 is what you set with your key to connect.
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  4. Posts : 1,024
    Windows 7 Ultimate
    Thread Starter
       #84

    NoN said:
    glennc said:
    NoN said:

    Yes you should, but only the one you sure not needed. But if you set the router to high security , they might not be open. Only the needed services will be.
    NoN,
    When you say set the router to high security, does that mean MAC filtering and Wireles WPA2 or is there more? Sorry if I'm making you repeat yourself. Too many irons in the fire.
    glennc
    Glennc, You should have the options in the config page of your router to set it at least to three level of security.

    -High
    -Moderate
    -Low
    -Personalize.

    Mac filtering doesn't really matter, it serves to computers being recognized within the network (i have checked "activated" the box in my router page).
    Wireless WPA2 is what you set with your key to connect.
    Howdy NoN,
    I don't see any level of protection in the router setup. I've read the book that I downloaded for that model and it has false statements of configuration in it. But I have looked at every option of ever option and didn't see any. Confused or blind! Will try again. Thanks
    glennc
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