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Topic # 99696 25-Mar-2012 20:04 Send private message

Hi,
I'd like to configure firewall on the Telecom's TG585 router that I've got with my broadband contract. 
Basically, the software allows me just to choose between three firewall running modes. I need to configure particular ports, instead 
When I try to open the 'Configure' page the following message is shown: 'This level is protected and not editable'
So, how to get the access to configure this? 

Thanks, 
 

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 599843 25-Mar-2012 20:17 Send private message

a wise piece of advice GET RID OF IT






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Geek


  Reply # 599861 25-Mar-2012 20:52 Send private message

Take a look at the game and application sharing, it allows you to setup port forwarding on the Thompson.  You can use prest set ones or make your own.

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  Reply # 599915 25-Mar-2012 22:02 Send private message




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  Reply # 600032 26-Mar-2012 09:09 Send private message

Thanks, guys, but the port forwarding is not what I need. 
I want to configure firewall to allow only certain ports from the LAN to go to the WAN.  
And it seems like the option is here but just requires some special kind of an access.  

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  Reply # 600057 26-Mar-2012 09:34 Send private message

spoonboy: Thanks, guys, but the port forwarding is not what I need. 
I want to configure firewall to allow only certain ports from the LAN to go to the WAN.  
And it seems like the option is here but just requires some special kind of an access.  


I think you're talking about Parental Control?  To prevent access to certain web-sites.

http://telecom.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/8236

Generally blocking certain ports you would need to enable the firewall and configure from there.  But I assume you know what you're doing?

http://telecom.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15998




I work for Telecom, but as always my views are my own.

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