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coolrunner
Hi!

My Netgear Router got the IP 192.168.0.1. I run my Astaro Firewall behind the router with the IP 192.168.0.80. The router  sends every second packets to the adresses 192.168.0.10 and 192.168.0.100 on port 137. The packets are dropped at the firewall. What can I do against this violations???? The Router is the FVS328.
Thanks!


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    Dump the Netgear box and run with just the Astaro firewall.  You CAN use both, but unless you've got some sort of special need, I can guarantee your life will be greatly simplified by not putting one firewall behind another.

    -Steve
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    Dump the Netgear box and run with just the Astaro firewall.  You CAN use both, but unless you've got some sort of special need, I can guarantee your life will be greatly simplified by not putting one firewall behind another.

    -Steve
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