If I have a balance owing on my Rogers account, can I still switch to vMedia? Has anyone done this?
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Originally posted by marscounty View PostYou will need to return the Rogers modem before your Vmedia modem will work.
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Originally posted by marscounty View PostYou will need to return the Rogers modem before your Vmedia modem will work.
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Originally posted by marscounty View PostFunny...........when I had to return my Rogers modem before my Vmedia modem would work. It was a matter of modem provisioning on my line. So I am not incorrect, as that is fact. Sradonic you have a load balance router that can handle 4 WAN connections at the same time?
Yes, I have a Router / Firewall that is paying off .. it has load balancing, user restrictions - I have young kids that when I say no, it means no, they don't get it.. so based on user log in.. i have time of day restrictions that automatically kick in like magic.. plus it has banner blocking, anti virus, much more..
not to mention I am able to restrict bandwidth to devices or users.. being I am the king of my domain, [ not really wife is the boss] - I set that I receive more bandwidth than the rest of the my minions LOL
these type of boxes start at $100 to purchase not expensive for what piece of mind they provide, plus that have anti intrusion / hacking blocking - IP blocking etc.. [ the biggest feature I like - I get to monitor what website my peeps surf without being in any of the individual devices, so they block, delete cache and history all they like LOL ]
The box i have is closer to $1000 - but worth every penny.. plus I resell them so I get them much cheaper and free subscriptions.
Bottom line is all firewalls have some form of web/email threat management as well.
here is cheap and cheerful one for home usage..
http://netgear.com/business/products...#tab-techspecs
is it about $280
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/fil...eet/en/UTM.pdfLast edited by sradonic; 02-25-2015, 11:09 AM.
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Find an old computer give it a few network cards and you can do all of that fancy UTM Firewall stuff for free...
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Originally posted by pbeaul View PostFind an old computer give it a few network cards and you can do all of that fancy UTM Firewall stuff for free...
http://www.sophos.com/en-us/products...e-edition.aspxLast edited by sradonic; 02-25-2015, 01:48 PM.
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