Which TP Link Router allows me to close certain ports?
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Please provide a list of TP-Link routers that allows me to close ports..........
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By default the router ports are closed - you can open a particular port or port range (port forwarding / virtual servers) if you need to access a particular service running in your local network from an external network.
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By default the router ports are closed - you can open a particular port or port range (port forwarding / virtual servers) if you need to access a particular service running in your local network from an external network.
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I'm just trying stop my kids from using VPN, I was told to closing these ports: UDP 51820, UDP 1194, UDP 500, 1701,4500.............. how do I make sure these ports don't open? so VPN doesn't work anymore?
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My post was related to the incoming connections to your router from an outside networks.
If you want to block outgoing connections you'll have to buy a higher end router which has a HomeShiled feature.
Although, if you want to prevent (for example) using VPN clients by your kids for gaming, a business router with an advanced firewall policies is better.
With this type of router you'll have more granular control over the outgoing connections used in your local network.
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Can you please recommend a router with HomeSheild, provide me with a link to the manual page were it shows that outgoing connection can be blocked. I can't seem to find any.
I found this link (HomeShield | TP-Link) .... for example the Download for Archer AX72 Pro | TP-Link doesn't have a way to block outgoing connection. Can you please recommend a few HomeShield routers, they also seem easier to use compared to business routers.
If I go with a business router like ER706W, how would I use the firewall to help me stop VPN compared to a HomeSheild router?
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