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Setting up security
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Highlight the row of asterisks in the
Re-enter to Confirm
box and retype the new
password to confirm your entry. This will be your password the next time you access
the Gateway Wireless Router Setup utility.
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If you do not use VPN, click to clear the check boxes for
L2TP
(Layer-2 Tunneling
Protocol) and
PPTP
(Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol) tunnels in the VPN
Pass-Through area.
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In the Web Filters area, click to select the check box for the type of Web filters you
want to use. You can select:
■ Proxy
- Turn on proxy filtering to keep your network from accessing WAN proxy
servers, a potential source of network security compromise.
■
Java
- Turn on Java filtering to keep your network from accessing Web sites that
use the Java programming language.
■
ActiveX
- Turn on ActiveX filtering to keep your network from accessing to Web
sites that use the ActiveX programming language.
■
Cookies
- Turn on cookie filtering to keep cookies (small data files containing
information about your computer) from being stored on your computer.
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In the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) area, click the arrow to open the
DMZ
list, then click
Enable
or
Disable
.
DMZ hosting opens one computer on your network to the Internet for a specific
purpose, such as Internet gaming or video conferencing. If you choose to enable this
feature, you must disable the DHCP function on the subject computer, assign an IP
address to the computer, and type the IP address of the computer in the box provided.
Port Forwarding (see
“Setting up port forwarding” on page 77 ) should be considered
as an alternative to DMZ hosting as it provides better security because it only opens
selected ports, instead of all ports on the subject computer.
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Click
Apply
to implement your changes.
-OR-
Click
Cancel
to return the access point/router’s security settings to defaults.