Firewall Settings on D-Link Router on BTinternet

[r]

I am completely confused as to how to configure the firewall settings on my
DI-624 router. Confusion stems from BT not giving me a static IP address -
or is that not an issue?

I have a DSL-300+ modem and wireless network working great around the house.
All D-Link equipment.

Any guidance very welcome. Is there a guide around? The manual is too
general.

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[Paul King]

"r" > wrote in message
...
> I am completely confused as to how to configure the firewall settings on
my
> DI-624 router. Confusion stems from BT not giving me a static IP
address -
> or is that not an issue?
>
> I have a DSL-300+ modem and wireless network working great around the
house.
> All D-Link equipment.
>
> Any guidance very welcome. Is there a guide around? The manual is too
> general.
>
> --
> London Branch DOC Meet:
> Wednesday 11 February
> The Ship Inn
> Wandsworth
> London SW18 1TB
>
>

What is it you are trying to do exactly? I use the same kit with a Pipex
dynamic IP, and I have no probs at all. The only thing I needed to setup in
the firewall was to reject IDENT (ping) attempts, everything else was
already set up.

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[David Cairns]

If its BT Broadband then you don't get a static IP address.

cairnsy
(hello all - new to this news group, learning as much as I can to help with
work, and to help myself before we hit our trigger level........still
struggling on a 56k)

[John Naismith]

On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 12:36:24 -0000, "Paul King"
> wrote:

>The only thing I needed to setup in
>the firewall was to reject IDENT (ping) attempts

An ident request is not a ping.
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[Martin]

I'm sure the people at D-Link could probably explain it quite well...
They have a freephone number at 0800 917 5063 and their website for
the UK is http://support.dlink.de :)


John Naismith > wrote in message >...
> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 12:36:24 -0000, "Paul King"
> > wrote:
>
> >The only thing I needed to setup in
> >the firewall was to reject IDENT (ping) attempts
>
> An ident request is not a ping.