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Graymatter57

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I just bought a ASUS AC68U. I did a firewall test at GRC.com on my router on all common ports. The results were: Solicited TCP Packets: PASSED, Unsolicited Packets: PASSED but the last result was
Ping Reply: RECEIVED (FAILED) — Your system REPLIED to our Ping (ICMP Echo) requests. I went into my router firewall settings and made sure that Respond Ping Request from WAN was set to no. Has anyone had the same problems as myself. I would appreciate any suggestions or help. Thanks in advance
 
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I just bought a ASUS AC68U. I did a firewall test at GRC.com on my router on all common ports. The results were: Solicited TCP Packets: PASSED, Unsolicited Packets: PASSED but the last result was
Ping Reply: RECEIVED (FAILED) — Your system REPLIED to our Ping (ICMP Echo) requests. I went into my router firewall settings and made sure that Respond Ping Request from WAN was set to no. Has anyone had the same problems as myself. I would appreciate any suggestions or help. Thanks in advance

I just tested, and mine doesn't reply to pings. Are you sure it's not your modem that might be set in router mode, returning pings back?
 
Thanks RMerlin

My ISP installed a new modem last week which has wireless capability. i will go in and check the settings. i will let you know if that is the problem. Thank you for your quick response.
 
My ISP installed a new modem last week which has wireless capability. i will go in and check the settings. i will let you know if that is the problem. Thank you for your quick response.

If it has wireless capabilities then it's definitely a modem/router combo. Ideally, you should configure it as a bridged modem instead of a modem/router. Hopefully the device they provided you does allow this.
 
If it has wireless capabilities then it's definitely a modem/router combo. Ideally, you should configure it as a bridged modem instead of a modem/router. Hopefully the device they provided you does allow this.


The modem/router is a Motorola Surfboard SBG6850. Is the bridging mode in the wireless section of the router? I enabled the WAN filter and all is well now
 

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