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Needed: Consumer router with outgoing packetfilter	by Qcumber-some	2007-07-29 07:22:54
I need two routers of the consumer class which are able to do simple packet filtering in both directions (not only protecting the "green" network from the "red" one). Broadband (DSL) please, without modem, and no Wifi please. We already dropped one Linksys which I can't remember, and are about to do so again to so called Netgear WebSafeRouter which both said something about firewall, but were not able to drop packets originanting from inside. I'd think about something Linksys/Cisco, but I also would take a Netgear if necessary. Please refrain from suggesting something D-Link.
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...I've never seen a PNB with outgoing filter.	by themadkansan	2007-07-29 07:32:23
Any, except Ports 20,21,80,3128 TCP?	by Qcumber-some	2007-07-29 08:03:50
Considered using a Linux box?	by werehatrack	2007-07-29 08:44:50
Was going to say...	by themadkansan	2007-07-29 08:58:45
Aye. 2 NICs (or 2 VLANs) + Linux (or *BSD) = good.	by bwkaz	2007-07-29 09:02:59
My Sweex router can filter packets on a rule-basis	by BorgKing	2007-07-29 07:43:23
not a consumer router quite but....	by jaqie	2007-07-29 14:00:13

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