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   Great idea.   
   Also, if possible, ask the ISP to put their equipment in bridge mode and just   
   put your own router behind their gear.    
      
   Andrei.   
      
      
    SM> Hi Ward!   
      
    SM> Friday December 25 2020 12:36, you wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:   
      
    WD>> The ISP is still refusing me the password for the higher-level in the   
    WD>> company installed router to deal with this.   
      
    WD>> Their position is if they release such passwords that the customer may   
    WD>> destroy the set-up.   
      
    WD>> I've also noticed they are able to upload new firmware and reboot the   
    WD>> modem/router from a central site. If they give me the password I could   
    WD>> change it and deny them the option to auto-update firmware. They want to   
    WD>> avoid that too.   
      
    SM> When I ran into a similar problem at my cousin's house, the provider   
    SM> generally closed access to the settings of his router, I just made a reset   
    SM> to the factory configuration and set everything up myself, not forgetting   
    SM> to completely close all incoming connections, except for the ICMP.   
      
    SM> Have a nice night.   
    SM>           Stas Mishchenkov.   
      
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