Thread: DOS ATTACK,should I be worried
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Old 21-10-2009, 13:54   #3
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Re: DOS ATTACK,should I be worried
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Originally Posted by Rob M View Post
If the port's closed on your router (ie. rejecting inbound traffic on that port, or better still dropping inbound traffic on that port), and if your router is sufficiently robust to handle that amount of traffic directed at a single port, then I wouldn't worry about it at all.
Chances are it may be open due to the port forwarding/triggering ive done for the xbox and ps3, the router is the one supplied by vm "netgear WNR2000" I think.

I also have spi turned on
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