 KeithM8Zx6r Rider
join:2001-01-17
Broken Arrow, OK | Overreaction! Since when does my Linksys router hide my IP from the world? |
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| It's not going to happen! Not Gonna Happen! Unless the government wants to go and check EVERY router in the country for NAT, it isn't going to happen! Come on, just add more to the price to pay for all of this "serious loss".
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Re: Overreaction! Every day you've been using it. Your IP is 192.168.1.x while to the outside world it looks like whatever one your ISP gives you because of NAT...
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KeithM8Zx6r Rider
join:2001-01-17
Broken Arrow, OK | said by Techie2000:
Every day you've been using it. Your IP is 192.168.1.x while to the outside world it looks like whatever one your ISP gives you because of NAT...
My WAN is still the same!!!
The Linksys does not hide the WAN IP!!! |
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 tmdrake
join:2001-12-12
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA | reply to KeithM8
said by KeithM8:
Since when does my Linksys router hide my IP from the world?
It really doesn't just turns off the port 0-imcp.
Try the cisco router, You make make it hard to "traceroute" 
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Well the same can be said if you have a computer with 2 networks cards. One with a modem plugged in and another plugged in the local network. The WAN ip is what everyone sees out on the web. It shouldn't make any difference at all if the IP originated from a single computer or a router using NAT. Your local IP is always concealed in both cases. |
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