Quote (Ghot @ Aug 28 2014 10:43am)

All well and good....except for one problem.  in Verizon FIOS's case, the router IS the limiting factor.  It has nothing to do with speed either, as I said in the PM...Verizon's routers have NAT tables that are too small.
But for some reason you can't accept this.


That, as they say is not my problem.  So tah tah  :/

Quote (amking99 @ Aug 28 2014 05:08am)

Unix based you mean?

Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Aug 28 2014 02:11pm)

Unix would be the technically correct answer.

How you get so smarty

Quote (killg0re @ Aug 30 2014 02:08am)

Lol at being uber paranoid and using Windows.





UNIX-like is a better term if we're nitpicking autists. Even XNU (X is not UNIX) is some hybrid franken kernel, sure it relies on some FreeBSD code but it uses it as an abstraction on top of mach.

https://i.imgur.com/j3niMX5.png

Even FreeBSD isn't really UNIX, at least it shares a lineage to it, Linux was built from the ground up by some neckbeards.

Speaking on the topics, if you want a good dedicated firewall setup a pfsense box and make sure you wrap tin foil around everything in your home. Don't rely on vm sandboxing, some terrible anti-virus you probably paid real money for, or application firewalls. 

Quote (NinjaSushi2 @ Aug 28 2014 03:11pm)

Unix would be the technically correct answer.

How you get so smarty?

Also verizons nat table is fine.