Hello,
I'm playing with anywhere access, but my single static ip is taken up by my load balancer for my email servers (load balancer is not yet ipv6 ready). I want to enable anywhere access but block the ability for it to set, via uPNP, its own settings in the router as that forwards the same ports that the load balancer uses to try and force it to use ipv6, which I have a static /56.
Does anybody know what firewall setting would keep upnp up and running for network discovery but would stop it from doing anything on the routers ip?
Thanks,
Chris
I'm playing with anywhere access, but my single static ip is taken up by my load balancer for my email servers (load balancer is not yet ipv6 ready). I want to enable anywhere access but block the ability for it to set, via uPNP, its own settings in the router as that forwards the same ports that the load balancer uses to try and force it to use ipv6, which I have a static /56.
Does anybody know what firewall setting would keep upnp up and running for network discovery but would stop it from doing anything on the routers ip?
Thanks,
Chris