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Revision as of 19:38, 12 October 2016

How to Create a More Secure Network

Recommended Router Models

• A router with DD-WRT installed. You can locate devices that have DD-WRT support on DD-WRT's website here.

Notes About DD-WRT

• This software will add many more features to your router, and should only be used by experienced professionals
• Flashing DD-WRT can potentially brick your router, so make sure to follow any instructions carefully
• This guide will not cover all DD-WRT features, only those pertinent to securing your network, and security device
• Menu's might be different in your router depending on your version of DD-WRT

Links and Resources

• DD-WRT FTP: Click Here
• PuTTY: Click Here
• MVPs Blacklist: Click Here

Setup

Basic Setup

IPV6

DDNS

MAC Address Clone

Advanced Routing

VLANS

Networking

EoIP Tunnel

Wireless

Basic Settings

Radius

Wireless Security

MAC Filter

WL0-Advanced

WL0-WDS

WL1-Advanced

WL1-WDS

Services

Services

FreeRadius

PPPoE Server

VPN

USB

NAS

Hotspot

SIP Proxy

Adblocking

Security

Firewall

VPN Passthrough

Access Restrictions

WAN Access

NAT/QOS

Port Forwarding

Port Range Forwarding

Port Triggering

UPnP

DMZ

QoS

Administration

Management

Keep Alive

Commands

WOL

Factory Defaults

Firmware Upgrade

Backup

Status