![]() |
|
|||||||
| Register | FAQ | Calendar | Today's Posts | Search |
|
|
Thread Tools | Search this Thread | Display Modes |
|
#1
|
|||
|
|||
|
Hi there!
I have recently logged-in into the settings of my T3200M modem from Telus to check how the firewall was set-up, and I discovered that there were lots of port forwarding rules set-up on the device. Over 20 or so, all from the same LAN start/end port, over TCP to various WAN start/end points. I didn’t set them up, so I assume this was done by Telus. I don’t have any other modem/router, everything is connected directly to T3200M. My home Wi-Fi is set-up through a separate access-point (also from Telus) which is connected to T3200M via ethernet. Some other devices are connected via ethernet as well (TV, NAS, PlayStation, etc). My questions are: 1. Is the port forwarding something that Telus normally does when setting up their network? Do I need those, and if so - why? Or can I remove them? 2. Is the firewall setting “NAT only” adequate, or should it be changed to low/medium instead? thanks everyone. More... |