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Use a VPN Instead
Have you considered using a VPN instead of forwarding a port? For most users, a VPN is a much simpler and more secure choice than forwarding a port.
We use and recommend NordVPN because not only is it the fastest VPN, it includes a new feature called Meshnet that makes forwarding a port no longer necessary for most applications. With NordVPN Meshnet, you can connect to your devices from anywhere in the world, completely secure, over a highly encrypted VPN tunnel.
When shopping for a VPN, make sure that they meet the following criteria:
- Your VPN provider should have a no-logs policy. This means that they do not keep any logs of any kind.
- Make sure that your VPN provider has lots of exit nodes all around the world.
- Check that your VPN will not affect your speed.
- Verify that your VPN provider uses WireGuard as the underlying protocol.
- Many people prefer a VPN provider that is not based in the United States.
This is the list of requirements that we used when we were shopping around for a VPN provider. There are lots of free, shady VPN providers out there that we looked at and dismissed.
Based in Panama, using diskless servers, and with over 6,100 servers in 61 countries, we can safely say that NordVPN satisfies all of these requirements.
Once you've set up your NordVPN account on multiple computers and enabled Meshnet, you can seamlessly access all of your devices as if they were on the same network. You don't even have to log in to your router. It's very simple.
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This is the screenshots guide for the US-Robotics USR8200. We also have the following guides for the same router:
- US-Robotics USR8200 - How to change the IP Address on a US-Robotics USR8200 router
- US-Robotics USR8200 - US-Robotics USR8200 Login Instructions
- US-Robotics USR8200 - US-Robotics USR8200 User Manual
- US-Robotics USR8200 - How to change the DNS settings on a US-Robotics USR8200 router
- US-Robotics USR8200 - Information About the US-Robotics USR8200 Router
- US-Robotics USR8200 - Reset the US-Robotics USR8200
All US-Robotics USR8200 Screenshots
All screenshots below were captured from a US-Robotics USR8200 router.
US-Robotics USR8200 Dmz Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Port Triggering Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Traffic Statistics Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Url Filter Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Url Filter Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Url Filter Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Url Filter Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Remote Management Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Log Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Log Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Login Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 General Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Setup Screenshot
US-Robotics USR8200 Device Image Screenshot
This is the screenshots guide for the US-Robotics USR8200. We also have the following guides for the same router:
- US-Robotics USR8200 - How to change the IP Address on a US-Robotics USR8200 router
- US-Robotics USR8200 - US-Robotics USR8200 Login Instructions
- US-Robotics USR8200 - US-Robotics USR8200 User Manual
- US-Robotics USR8200 - How to change the DNS settings on a US-Robotics USR8200 router
- US-Robotics USR8200 - Information About the US-Robotics USR8200 Router
- US-Robotics USR8200 - Reset the US-Robotics USR8200