JRS,
Yes, that thought did occur to me this morning. I have my NAS set to use
the NIST.gov site, but I notice that the NAS still seems to phone home to
Netgear sometimes anyway; perhaps when NIST is overloaded.
Excellent point. I will re-enable the NAS shortly!
Best,
Duncan
At 07:52 04/29/2009 -0700, you wrote:
How is the NAS set to update it's time?
I believe the default is for it to sync with a time server at Netgear,
which would cause the WWW access. :)
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JRS
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From: DHSinclair <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 7:11:27 AM
Subject: Re: [H] MAC Address Filter
Bino,
Please excuse me. Apologies. I have searched and found a newer version of
the UM for my router. Correct. It appears that my router DOES allow me to
use MAF for my wired clients. I re-confirmed this in the router's MAF
set-up page this morning.
I also notice that since I dis-abled my Printer and NAS from outbound
access, the router is logging each time either device attempts to (I
assume) connect to the WWW. Now, I am trying to figure out why either of
these two appliances would need to speak with anything beyond the
router/gateway.
The mystery (minor!) continues.
Best,
Duncan
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