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EE Bright Box User Manual
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mapping source on the Internet/WAN.
FIREWALL
The Bright Box router contains an internal firewall that is designed to protect your router and
local network from unwanted external intrusion. The firewall includes stateful packet
inspection (SPI) technology that analyses different traffic types and only allows those
through that are initiated from a device or computer on your own network.
The router firewall also includes a number of configurable features such as access control
(allowing you to block certain traffic types), MAC filter (allowing only certain devices to
access the network), URL Blocking, access control Schedule Rules, Intrusion Detection and a
DMZ (De-militarized zone).
The firewall is enabled by default on the Bright Box router.
To access the firewall settings:
local network from unwanted external intrusion. The firewall includes stateful packet
inspection (SPI) technology that analyses different traffic types and only allows those
through that are initiated from a device or computer on your own network.
The router firewall also includes a number of configurable features such as access control
(allowing you to block certain traffic types), MAC filter (allowing only certain devices to
access the network), URL Blocking, access control Schedule Rules, Intrusion Detection and a
DMZ (De-militarized zone).
The firewall is enabled by default on the Bright Box router.
To access the firewall settings:
1. Login to the router’s admin pages.
2. Click on the Advanced Set-Up tab and click Accept on the ‘Please proceed with
2. Click on the Advanced Set-Up tab and click Accept on the ‘Please proceed with
caution’ page.
3. Click on Firewall in the left hand navigation menu:
You can enable or disable the NAT module on the Bright Box router by selecting the option
you want on the Firewall page and pressing Save Settings: