alt Hacker NewsThe customer's router is for the customer to configure
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rolandog • last Tuesday at 3:28 PM
Indeed, though we're at the mercy of the tyranny of the default.
The customer's router is for the customer to configure
Indeed, though we're at the mercy of the tyranny of the default.
I think ideally the customers router shouldn’t be touched, but the ISP can still do packet filtering on the next hop to drop any packets which don’t have a src ip matching the assigned WAN address of the router.