The_Other_One VIP Member Oct 5, 2009 #2 Any router does fine as a port firewall, but you still need a good application firewall. malicious code can be sent or received over port 80.
Any router does fine as a port firewall, but you still need a good application firewall. malicious code can be sent or received over port 80.
LA1 New Member Oct 6, 2009 #3 Most Modern routers have SPI which checks to make sure that all the data coming into your network was requested and that none of the packets were forged. Also NAT too could be considered a sort of firewall, which most modern routes have also
Most Modern routers have SPI which checks to make sure that all the data coming into your network was requested and that none of the packets were forged. Also NAT too could be considered a sort of firewall, which most modern routes have also
