Recent content by reaver_shado

Unfortunately there is no way to add static routes to the ISP router. what would the firewall, or i guess port triggering rules look like. perhaps the simplest way of saying what im trying to do, is add better security, monitoring and access controls to the ISP router for 1/2 my devices (or...

Performance outclassed Indeed… except for security features and access controls, which are virtual non-existent on ISP router. I can do PPPoE from Asus or Advanced DMZ, which gives my router same address as modem (though it add a significant amount if hiccup/lag). I think both somehow still...

hey all, just setup a new fiber install, which has to use modem/router combo. On the plus side the modem/router has WIFI 6, but as usual the security on these things isn’t the greatest. I’d like to use modem/router for a Game Streaming server(wired and setup as VPN server), 2 smartphone...

thank you for the reply Could you clarify: "If you are opening a lot of ports, any packet-level inspection that the router can provide will provide a bit more security." - assuming, SPI = packet-level inspection your referring to, I thought Port-forwarding by passed SPI or is this just DMZ...

I have two routers D-link DGL-4500 and a Linksys/Cisco WRVS4400N, that i've collected over the years. On a 25/7 Mb/s internet hookup I currently use the DGL-4500 as a simple NAT (Tried to open it up as much as possible) , and have my synology server, xbox 360, ps3, CISCO routers WAN connected...