yes, it does support upnp and it's enabled (I'll get round to disabling
it at some point). My common tasks list in Network Places says "HIDE
upnp devices", I toggled it but no change. I dont see details of this
router ANYWHERE on my system so far, v odd. No windows firewall, I use
kerio. I too have in/out data configured within sysmetrix (a sorta
Samurise-app), but I just feel more comfortable with a visual indication
of connectivity etc. As a workaround, I've created a desktop shortcut to
<http://192.168.1.254/cgi/b/dsl/ov/?ce=1&be=0&l0=1&l1=0> which drops me
straight into connection details within the router
On 18/07/2006 19:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does it supt UPnP ? My router icon didn't show up til I turned that
> on in the router's setup. Also under Networking Connections or
> whatever the icon on the desktop is called in Classic Desktop mode
> dbl click it & on the left hand side is "Network Tasks". At the very
> bottom it may say "Show icons for networked UPnP devices". You can
> click that & see if that helps. I know that one is suppose to be able
> to get a status window after right clicking on the Internet
> Connection device but mine pops up & turns off so fast that no one
> could read it so I've created my own Internet monitor by going to Run
> & typing "perfmon.exe" then customizing the display for the NIC that
> handles my Internet Connection so that it shows Bytes Rec'd & Sent
> for all of my NICs [I have 2 in this machine] then do a Save As & I
> called it Network Monitor.
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Regards,
Kylde
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