Um, actually DMZ is well know. And the way it works is by placing a USED IP
address in the DMZ, it allows that computer to be viewed by others on the
internet, like for hosting online games or making a file server or web site.
The D-Link router will by default have stealth for all your ports enabled. I
use the D-Link 514 router and love it.
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> Just wondering if anyone else has experienced either of these issues or
> maybe even see if you router does this.
>
> I am on my second D-Link DSL-G604T modem/wireless/router (Australian
> Version).
> Firmware is current.
> I have 2 issues that I am trying to get to the bottom of and am wondering
> if
> anyone else has noticed.
>
> The first issue is that in a quite room I can hear a very high pitched
> "whistle" coming out of the router only when it is actually connected to
> the
> internet. It is similar to the high pitched "whistle" that may be heard
> from
> some crt monitors.
> I know I'm not going mad because as I said, I am on my second new router.
> If you turn your computer and any other peripherals off it isn't so hard
> to
> notice. The bitch is once you are aware of it, it becomes a point of
> focus.
>
> The second issue is with the DMZ configuration.
> If you didn't already know, you can enable DMZ and put in an unused IP
> address on your internal LAN, your ports become "stealthed". In other
> words
> you can do a remote scan and not see any availble ports. A nice
> unmentioned
> security feature that isn't readily known about. I have been doing this
> with
> D-Link routers for a few years now.
> If I enable DMZ on the G604T , the authentication to login at startup
> becomes very flakey and unreliable. I have even had the router become
> totally unresponsive. Alas, I have to leave DMZ off.
>
> Have sent an email off to tech. support.
>
> Any feedback appreciated.
> Tony
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