Re: Open Port 80?
From: -Draino- (earthuser_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/16/03
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 15:46:16 -0400
CZ,
My router is set up in "routing mode". I use a 192.168.2.2 address. I do not
use DHCP with the router. I assign all my own IP addresses.
The cable modem is hooked up to the WAN port. I get my ISP's DHCP assigned
numbers. If I pull the plug on the WAN I still have access to my internal
network.
If I stop IIS grc.com shows port 80 as only "CLOSED"
All of this is related to IIS. If I uninstall IIS port 80 is "STEALTHED"
D
"CZ" <CZ@no99spam.com> wrote in message
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> >> Well it doesn't. I am not using AOL.
>
> D:
>
> Did you connect the DLS/cable modem to the WiFi router's WAN port or to
the
> LAN port?
> NAT is only accessible via the WAN port.
>
> If the DSL/cable modem is connected to the LAN port, then the WiFi router
is
> a bridge and would pass IP packets to your computer.
>
> When you use grc.com, ShieldsUp will state what public address it sees for
> you. Is this address in the DHCP address range of your WiFi router?
>
>
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