Hello I use to DMZ my belkin wireless router and it was fine, however about a month ago now If i DMZ my desktops IP or my laptops WIFI IP my browser just stop. I reset the router same thing, as soon as I unclick dmz it just pops right up. So I tried going to virtual server and just openeing ports 1000-60000 , same results. I wish these routers didn't have stupid firewalls I hate them. Windows firewall is inactive so thats not the issue. How can I just open all my ports I don't care about security u can have my lame word documents and mp3s go for it LOL. Just let me bypass this firewall please!!
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, No I wouldn't think that be a good idea. With Belkin routers I would assume the worst, you might just need to update the firmware if it's acting poorly. Do that, if that doesn't work, throw it in the trash and get a different brand.
You can do some searching, just search for the model and if anyone have similar problems.
, No I wouldn't think that be a good idea. With Belkin routers I would assume the worst, you might just need to update the firmware if it's acting poorly. Do that, if that doesn't work, throw it in the trash and get a different brand.You can do some searching, just search for the model and if anyone have similar problems.
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Yea I work at staples and trust me if it is belkin just trash it.
LOL yea it is a total POS, but I upgraded the firmware now I can DMZ and life it good. Although it still even DMZ doesn't meet the same speed as if I plug in direct. Piece of crap. Do all routers make you lose some speed even when no other computer hooked to it is online?
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I wouldn't say so, but you do have some sort of latency though, but if there's no other computer using the connection at the same time then no.
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