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How do I stealth the Verizon Quantum Gateway G1100 router? I use Mac, and I have my apple firewall set to "stealth", but it still responds to pings. So I think it is the firewall in the router that allowing the response. I would like to stealth the router, especially in light of the VPN Filter malware that is out there.
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@DFVerizon wrote:
How do I stealth the Verizon Quantum Gateway G1100 router? I use Mac, and I have my apple firewall set to "stealth", but it still responds to pings. So I think it is the firewall in the router that allowing the response. I would like to stealth the router, especially in light of the VPN Filter malware that is out there.
On this I don’t know. It is possible to turn off the SSID so the network cannot be found. But you will also have issues trying to find it yourself.
go to http://www.grc.com and do a scan for open ports etc. one of the tests is to look and see if you are in stealth mode.
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I did the test at grc.com -- that is how I discovered that I was not in stealth mode, despite having set my Apple FW in stealth mode.
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@DFVerizon wrote:I did the test at grc.com -- that is how I discovered that I was not in stealth mode, despite having set my Apple FW in stealth mode.
Great minds think alike 😀
like I said I don’t use that Verizon router but a Netgear Nighthawk but in stealth mode or not people have got to calm down. I could run my network wide open and my neighbors are so old (line me) that they couldn’t login to my network even without passwords.