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Port 80 not stealth

And your point is?

reply to Gerard1234
isn't port 80 HTTP?

meaning if it was blocked, you wouldn't be able to surf the web?

reply to Gerard1234
Meaning it should be stealth unless used by a computer to surf the web. If it is open a port scanner will find it and get access to your computer.
This port should not be listening for traffic that is unsolicited.

reply to Gerard1234
My port 80 is stealth using Gibsons site.

You have ultra tv?

reply to Gerard1234
Post a screen shot of the open port 80 from whatever test you are using.

reply to Gerard1234
Yes i have Ultra Tv.

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reply to Gerard1234
UPNP enabled on any of your stuff? anything in your house running a webserver? any port forwarding?

reply to Gerard1234
What makes you suspect the modem? Sure it's possible but unlikely.

I'd be looking for what wants to be a web server. Try pointing a browser at your IP from any other location (from a friend's place or work?) - might get some clues.

This Arris TM602G, f/w 6.1.120 has nothing like that. But it isn't a gateway. Model?

reply to dfs
Can you give me a screen shot of your arris admin settings

I've never looked at them other than to disable the wi-fi. I have my own router plugged into the gateway.

reply to Gerard1234
Is the port just open or is it open and actually serving http? Have you tried to access »youripaddress from outside your network? Some home routers support remote access to the configuration pages, but this usually is not enabled by default. Frankly I would be surprised if Arris supported such a thing on any of their modem/router combo devices, but who knows these days.

reply to Gerard1234
I am using COMODO firewall as well.

reply to Gerard1234
Port 80 is now stealth. I am using my netgear R6300 wireless c router. . I set the Arris gateway to give the netgear a permanent ip address.

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