Can this be used for HTTPS filtering on outgoing traffic? Via acting as a trusted transparent proxy or something like that?
1876074
I doubt it, at least not by itself. There are details on how to accomplish it here: http://community.ubnt.com/t5/EdgeMAX/Transparent-Proxy-Off-host-with-Policy-Based-Routing/td-p/653407
2020678
yes but you will need security bypass module. go to xpresskit.com for application
1525219
I have no idea what encryption is so I guess I don't have it. I have a TP Link range extender working with my dsl wifi and it works flawlessly and does a super job. 2 bars increased to full power where I need it. My son set it up for me.
179043
That's exactly what I wanted to do and it worked fine except for one thing: I wasn't able to create an application rule allowing web cams to tunnel through the firewall. The tech support was very good but couldn't figure it out.
28693
No - I use it internally only. But honestly, buy a Cisco repeater. This is just too challenging to configure for a novice user.
591586
Yes, this should work just fine. It doesn't look like you will need a security bypass kit, but you might double check that.
589204
I sort of doubt it. It would depend if you can install another browser, such as Mozilla (the SurfEasy product uses Mozilla as the browser and installs the SurfEasy VPN software as a browser add-in).
2277572
I was having a lot of problems with the ports and couldn't seem to get them unblocked on my router no matter what I did. Then, I somehow figured out that my DSL modem was actually doing the blocking. I added a pass-through for my security system on it and things started working. Now I've just got to get with my ISP to get a static IP address or two so it doesn't expire every few days and mess up my internet connection.
2126767
Yes, as long as you have enabled port forwarding on your router to allow access outside your LAN.
894840
You can restrict specific categories by making an account on OpenDNS (or similar sites) and forcing your router to use that DNS on the router's WAN tab. You can then use DNSOMATIC (or similar sites) to set up a DDNS so that your IP is automatically updated if your ISP switches you to a new one.You can also set this router to filter URL addresses by any string of characters that appears in the URL.If you're willing to put a little time into setting it up correctly, you can filter pretty much anything you want.
1818075
Could you please let me know if this worked out for you?I am considering the same solution to tunnel all my internet traffic through VPN:one VPN-router between the router of my Internet Service Provider and the Apple Airport.It would be nice to know if you could let me know if you got your connection working!
805856
Yes, Dynamic DNS or VPN in. Plugging it in won't automatically put it on the internet.
1204729
Yes - I believe the basic process you are going to want to use is a destination NAT to translate an internal address to a public IP, and then use a source NAT to force the packets from the internal device through it's appropriate public IP (creating a one-to-one NAT). https://community.ubnt.com/t5/EdgeMAX/Nat-1-1-on-edgerouter/td-p/456099 might be of use.
551858
Yes. You can use any browser to control the sockets. That's how I see what's going on when I'm at work.
1281601
yes you can, simply forward all traffic to static lan ip you want and put a rule of any traffic is permited in or out. this will open all ports to that ip and no firewall will restric it from the router. This one way, there are other ways.
1612132
Maybe but not until pfSense 2.2 is out. You can follow this on the pfSense forums if you are intereseted.
116587
It is a tap and to the best on my knowledge does not filter any traffic. If it is filtering BPDU packets, i am not aware that it does. I do not have it setup in a situation to look for them.