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Sorry another couple of questions about the box:- Is there a way to limit the bandwidth you want one of the LAN socket to use?? say 256Kb for Lan socket B? Is the firewall switched on even though I am not using the box as a modem? If it is not will I be liable to attacks form the internet. I have a firewall in my computer but not in the cable modem. Thanks Nigel -- Winter and Summer holidays in the alps!!! [url]www.austrianfamilyholidays.co.uk[/url] |
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On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 09:46:11 +0200, "Nigel" <dgfh@ndhs.net> wrote:
[color=blue] > >Sorry another couple of questions about the box:- > >Is there a way to limit the bandwidth you want one of the LAN socket to >use?? say 256Kb for Lan socket B? > >Is the firewall switched on even though I am not using the box as a modem? >If it is not will I be liable to attacks form the internet. I have a >firewall in my computer but not in the cable modem.[/color] Afaik it is a modem/router. So if you are using LAN 1 to connect from a cable modem you are still using the router part and thus the firewall. There is a QoS to faciltate good voip quality but they don't call it that. I haven't read anything about shaping the bandwidth to any particular port. I don't have a Fritzbox but, because I have considered buying one, I have read quite a lot of the manual. Remove 'no_spam_' from email address. |
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