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VT1005 & Linksys BEFSR41 Fire wall
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Doublej
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Tue Dec 23, 2003 5:06 am
Post subject: VT1005 & Linksys BEFSR41 Fire wall
Ok If I have the Vt1005 behind the linksys router and run PCFLANK all ports are stealth But if I have vt1005 in front of the linksys they are not.
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Maniac8888
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Tue Dec 23, 2003 10:14 am
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Yup, the Motorola has some security holes. Be advised that the VT-1005 appears to be prone to lock-ups if you get only a small amount of port scans. It is a really crappy router, IMO.
Having said that, you need to forward ports 23, 67, 137, 139 to a non-existant IP through the advanced tab if you want any kind of security and are determined to run the Motorola in front of your router.
dOUBLEJ
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Tue Dec 23, 2003 10:58 am
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Ok Thanks I have it behind my router now thats how I had it first.
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