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			== Feature deprecated! ==

			Please note that UPnP support has been removed as of NG Firewall v17.3. This page is being left up for those using older versions of NG Firewall.


	== About UPnP ==		== About UPnP ==

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	== About UPnP ==		== About UPnP ==

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	* '''Secure Mode''': An option that restricts port creations to the client system. In most environments you should leave this enabled.		* '''Secure Mode''': An option that restricts port creations to the client system. In most environments you should leave this enabled.


	~~[[Image:qos_bandwidth.png\|center\|frame\|WAN Bandwidth]]~~


	* '''UPnP Status''' is a status readout of recent activity. The statistics are reset at reboot and when settings are saved.		* '''UPnP Status''' is a status readout of recent activity. The statistics are reset at reboot and when settings are saved.

	[[Image:~~qos_statistics~~.png\|center\|frame\|~~QoS Statistics~~]]		[[Image:upnp_status.png\|center\|frame\|UPnP Status]]

	=== Access Control Rules ===		=== Access Control Rules ===

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	UPnP settings can be found at '''Config > Network > Advanced > UPnP'''.		UPnP settings can be found at '''Config > Network > Advanced > UPnP'''.


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	These are considered "automatic port forward rules" and therefore you should consider the potential security implications before enabling in your environment. In a home environment with an Xbox, you probably want it enabled. In an office environment, you likely do not want it enabled at all.		These are considered "automatic port forward rules" and therefore you should consider the potential security implications before enabling in your environment. In a home environment with an Xbox, you probably want it enabled. In an office environment, you likely do not want it enabled at all.

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	== Settings ==		== Settings ==

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	[[Image:qos_statistics.png\|center\|frame\|QoS Statistics]]		[[Image:qos_statistics.png\|center\|frame\|QoS Statistics]]

			=== Access Control Rules ===

			These rules allow you to control which networks can use UPnP as well as the ports they can manage along with an allow or deny action. All rules are processed in order.

			The default rules for Allow all and Deny all allow all UPnP traffic if UPnP is enabled.

			If you which to control access to a particular network, create a new Allow rule for that network and ports and make sure it is above the Deny all rule.

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-Universal Plug-n-Play support. Coming soon in v13
+== About UPnP ==

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Created page with "<span style="display:none" class="helpSource network_upnp">UPnP</span> = UPnP = Universal Plug-n-Play support. Coming soon in v13"

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<span style="display:none" class="helpSource network_upnp">UPnP</span>

= UPnP =

Universal Plug-n-Play support. Coming soon in v13