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I liked netgear routers - in fact I had many over the past 7 or more years.<br /><br />When I bought this one, it was the top of the line router from Netgear about a year ago. However - with this version the security functionality got changed - and not to the better.<br /><br />In the past you had a MAC filter and the obligatory WIFI password. If your device was not in the MAC filter list, you did not get access to the router and the network.<br /><br />Now there is an &#34;Access list&#34; which grants internet access to certain MAC addresses. You might say - what's the difference? Well - once you have specified the password you are in the network. No matter if your MAC address is in the filter list as allowed or blocked. In other words an attacker is able to figure out what the password is and is one step closer (if not even in) your network.<br /><br />Maybe you are intrigued by the fact that you can use this &#34;Access list&#34; for wired connections! But - well... Block a MAC address and you see that you can still see the rest of the (at least) intra net. So what is the security? Blocking a system to access the internet?<br /><br />And then comes the next. Wifi devices are piling up for all kinds of reasons. So you enter them - until you run into the fact that you add devices to the filter and they do not get access anyways - in fact all your clicks on &#34;allow&#34; and / or adding devices to the exception list are forgotten instantly. You will do this game for minutes until you realize that you must have hit a limit in the list length and they didn't even bother to output an error message.<br /><br />If you are looking for a router - the WNDR4300 might be a much better choice (if it still has the old version of the software).
Negative Review