I secured mine to the rack with duct tape. Hillbilly install for a hillbilly connection, that's what I always told myself. Or if you meant how to secure it electronically, this isn't Hughesnet-related so I think you'd find much better information out there on the web. Since you do not have a public-facing IP, I'd just do the following (in order) and call it good: - Change admin password on the router - Disable the WPS! - Set (or change) the wifi password(s) - Remove and burn the sticky note that you just stuck on the router. Also discard a few blank pages on the sticky note pad behind that sheet, because an impression can be lifted. - Don't give the wife the new wifi password because they just burn your bandwidth on youtube. That's all I'd do, personally. If your WPS was ever enabled, it's very important to change the wifi password because some drive-by snooper or neighbor could already have your passphrase. Disabling WPS will not keep them out now, obviously. Not without a new passphrase. Anything else you can do really depends on your router. I'd want to know about new MAC addresses, but I wouldn't ban unknown ones with filtering. Guest network stays enabled only if it has a password, and that password obviously is different from your trusted machines network. Me, I just got rid of the guests and therefore solved the guest network problem. The point is, it all depends on what you want to do and what you want to put up with going forward when using your own stuff. There's no right answers.
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