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Wireless Router Firewall Settings
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I was wondering since my Norton Anti Virus has just expired whether my wireless routers firewall settings were correct.
Firewall Rules
Outbound Services
# - Default
Enable - Yes
Service Name - Any
Action - ALLOW always
LAN Users - Any
WAN Servers - Any
Log - Never
Inbound Services
# - Default
Enable - Yes
Service Name - Any
Action - BLOCK always
LAN Server IP address - Any
WAN Users - Any
Log - Never
Are these settings correct? Should I renew my Norton Anti Virus or is there a better anti virus?
Firewall Rules
Outbound Services
# - Default
Enable - Yes
Service Name - Any
Action - ALLOW always
LAN Users - Any
WAN Servers - Any
Log - Never
Inbound Services
# - Default
Enable - Yes
Service Name - Any
Action - BLOCK always
LAN Server IP address - Any
WAN Users - Any
Log - Never
Are these settings correct? Should I renew my Norton Anti Virus or is there a better anti virus?
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Comments
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a firewall just mainly blocks programs inwards and outwards! But it dosent detect viruses etc so yes update your norton anti-virus!0
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Looks fine. By default most, if not all hardware/router firewalls will allow outgoing (ie you browsing the web) connections, but block all incoming (ie someone trying to hack into your network).
You can block outgoing connections by setting up various rules, but it's generally not worth the hassle."Boonowa tweepi, ha, ha."0 -
shutton54321 wrote:a firewall just mainly blocks programs inwards and outwards! But it dosent detect viruses etc so yes update your norton anti-virus!
THANKS! I will update it!0 -
wolfman wrote:Looks fine. By default most, if not all hardware/router firewalls will allow outgoing (ie you browsing the web) connections, but block all incoming (ie someone trying to hack into your network).
You can block outgoing connections by setting up various rules, but it's generally not worth the hassle.
THANKS for your response!0
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