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Thank you, author. Its obvious this router was not prosumer, the config was way harder than a Ubiquiti. With that means there is probably a lot of next steps I need.
Can anyone point me to these "next steps" and next "must do's" and can an anyone help with:
How "good" is this firewall list? How can it be changed or improved?
I have read that "bridging is bad" - if true - this guide does that, what do I do?0 - Drop invalid connections on the forward chain.
1 - Drop invalid connections on the input chain.
2 - Accept connections from the LAN on the input chain.
3 - Accept established connections on the input chain.
4 - Drop everything else on the input chain as we have allowed everything we want to allow.
5 - Accept connections from the LAN on the forward chain.
6 - Accept related connections on the forward chain.
7 - Accept established connections on the forward chain.
8 - Drop new connections on the forward chain from ether1 as we have allowed everything we want to allow.
My cisco router has link aggregation, I would like to dedicate a few ports of the router for this on a dedicated IP, can anyone help with a good guide for it? Or just set the IP of 4 ports to "X" and point the link agg screen in the router to them?
Is there a way for this router to create a "network share" ---> have something that can be typed in an explorer window? Now I have \\nas\share... is there a way I can just go right to share?