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Author Topic: BELKIN f5d7632-4 Router question  (Read 7000 times)

Zanoma

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BELKIN f5d7632-4 Router question
« on: March 18, 2008, 03:45:59 PM »

Hi folks

My question is about my routers behavior i wanted to put my router into DMZ mode which i understand it bypassies the  firewall to allow all ports in and out.

So i did that and i tryed to connected to a game server but the port is not alowed to open for some wied reason but if i portforward the port it works but why ?
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soms

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Re: BELKIN f5d7632-4 Router question
« Reply #1 on: March 18, 2008, 05:43:51 PM »

Most likely the DMZ was set incorrectly. Normally the router allows you to specify one IP address for DMZ traffic, see if you can find this setting rather than disabling the NAT firewall.
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Zanoma

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Re: BELKIN f5d7632-4 Router question
« Reply #2 on: March 19, 2008, 01:17:32 AM »

Yeah i think thats whats happend like you said soms.

Can you tell me what any of them settings are for, i did try to google it but found no half de sent answers

cheers alan.

Connection policy:
Fragmentation half-open wait:
TCP Syn wait:
TCP FIN wait:
TCP connection idle timeout:
UDP session idle timeout:
H.323 data channel idle timeout:

Dos Detect Criteria:
total incomplete tcp/udp sessions high:
total incomplete tcp/udp sessions low:
incomplete tcp/udp sessions (per min) high:
incomplete tcp/udp sessions (per min) low:
max incomplete tcp/udp sessions number from same host:
incomplete tcp/udp sessions detect sensitive time period:
max half-open fragmentation packet number from same host:
half-open fragmentation detect sensitive time period:
flooding cracker block time:
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soms

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Re: BELKIN f5d7632-4 Router question
« Reply #3 on: March 19, 2008, 09:45:54 PM »

The NAT firewall blocks all incoming traffic reaching your computers and hides the IP adresses of your PCs. They only recieve incoming traffic which they have requested or when port forwarding is set up in the router.

DMZ lets you set an IP address of a computer and all unsolicited incoming traffic from the internet will be sent to it. Useful for games/web servers and so on where someone is trying to make the connection to you.

Is that any help? I dont have a belkin router so unfortunately cant direct you how to set it up.
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Zanoma

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Re: BELKIN f5d7632-4 Router question
« Reply #4 on: March 20, 2008, 02:43:31 PM »



The reason i wanted to put my ip into DMZ was because am getting a ***UDP FLOOD*** in my routers security log from the server i am connected to and its because of the settings below but i can't seem to find any info on the settings on the net =( 
 

Connection policy:
Fragmentation half-open wait:
TCP Syn wait:
TCP FIN wait:
TCP connection idle timeout:
UDP session idle timeout:
H.323 data channel idle timeout:

Dos Detect Criteria:
total incomplete tcp/udp sessions high:
total incomplete tcp/udp sessions low:
incomplete tcp/udp sessions (per min) high:
incomplete tcp/udp sessions (per min) low:
max incomplete tcp/udp sessions number from same host:
incomplete tcp/udp sessions detect sensitive time period:
max half-open fragmentation packet number from same host:
half-open fragmentation detect sensitive time period:
flooding cracker block time:
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