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Old 07-08-2009   #1
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When I go to port forwarding in my Netgear Router their is a drop down list under service name in their is the following names:

Age-of - empire
ip-phone
net meeting
news
quake11/111
Real Audio

The thing about this is that I have never used any of these products so How have they got their in fact it's the first time I've looked into the router settings.
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Is your access password secure? If its still on the default no protection settings a neighbour has probably been using your internet!

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Just looked in my dg834g router .Nothing in services in mine.As analogsat says maybe it it is preused.
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As.AS says If you are wireless you may have unwanted company,Watch the wireless light on the router.If it is flashing when you are doing nothing you.You may have company.
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Originally Posted by Analoguesat View Post
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Is your access password secure? If its still on the default no protection settings a neighbour has probably been using your internet!
LOL there's one near by that my laptap keeps homing into, good signal strength no password!

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Originally Posted by Analoguesat View Post
Unless......

Is your access password secure? If its still on the default no protection settings a neighbour has probably been using your internet!

I have a works laptop & when I try to get into my home router it asks me for a password so I know that's ok.
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Netgear were sent out like that and people invariably do not activate security and set a password. I have driven around the streets of Thornton Cleveleys looking for connections, when looking after my mum a couple of months back and every open connection I found was a netgear router

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Originally Posted by chris1 View Post
When I go to port forwarding in my Netgear Router their is a drop down list under service name in their is the following names:

Age-of - empire
ip-phone
net meeting
news
quake11/111
Real Audio

The thing about this is that I have never used any of these products so How have they got their in fact it's the first time I've looked into the router settings.
These must be default services as I have the same ones in mine.
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These must be default services as I have the same ones in mine.
Mine too , 192.168.0.1 brings it all up after admin & PW
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My advice to anyone using a wireless router would be to use WPSK encryption as it is much more secure than WAP encryption. Definitely do not leave it as an open network, especially if you do any on-line banking!
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My advice to anyone using a wireless router would be to use WPSK encryption as it is much more secure than WAP encryption. Definitely do not leave it as an open network, especially if you do any on-line banking!
Thats why some banks now are advising people to use Rapport.
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Originally Posted by chris1 View Post
When I go to port forwarding in my Netgear Router their is a drop down list under service name in their is the following names:

Age-of - empire
ip-phone
net meeting
news
quake11/111
Real Audio

The thing about this is that I have never used any of these products so How have they got their in fact it's the first time I've looked into the router settings.
They are just standard ports that people tend to want to forward and are preconfigured for ease of use. Nothing to worry about.

These settings are built in to a lot of ADSL/DSL routers. They are there to simplify port forwarding for numptys, eg if you wanted to forward a port to your webserver or a video game server (e.g. Age of Empires), its all pre-set for you.

Flavours of WPA encryption are better than WEP, but both can now be hacked.
The truth is that most of the kind of people who would be inclined to try to piggy back on your wifi connection are too dumb/lazy to figure out how to do it. (Unless its been left wide open). I've heard lots of people claiming that they hacked this wifi network or that, but it all turns out to be bull. If they bothered to actually research it, they'd find it was possible. But that would require a little work

I even overheard one person say that he was wirelessly picking up a broadband connection from the underground cable that passed by his front door..

Any reputable bank will be using SSL (HTTPS) meaning that when you send your authentication credentials to a site, they are encrypted. So I wouldn't worry too much about it. (Unless someone installed a keylogger on your system )

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