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re: Put a router between you and the broadband connection
"Using a NAT router between you and the broadband connection just makes sense, especially with the cost of such routers falling weekly. A decent router with 4-6 ports can easily handle most home networks of Mom and Dad, and little Jimmie's and Susie's machines. And block unused ports!!!"

not to mention the cost savings if you are paying a ISP for more then one IP
Posted by: V Sanders   Posted on: 05/06/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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No problems here.  DragonBRockin | 05/04/04
It does not affect...  fgreyfox | 05/04/04
Correction!  DragonBRockin | 05/04/04
Still no problems here.  DragonBRockin | 05/04/04
No problems here either  TWRX | 05/05/04
No problems here either  CobraA1 | 05/06/04
re: No problems here either  cbradshaw@... | 05/06/04
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Put a router between you and the broadband connection  Confused by religion | 05/04/04
re: Put a router between you and the broadband connection  V Sanders | 05/06/04
Bingo!!! (NT)  Martin Marvinski | 05/07/04
Turning off unnecessary services...  wonderbored | 05/04/04
Not really  Eggs Ackley_z | 05/05/04
well duh  V Sanders | 05/06/04
well...  Martin Marvinski | 05/07/04
Simple solution  Chad_z | 05/05/04
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