CJWeaver wrote:
We were discussing the other stuff earlier including UPNP, security and firewalls at that point in the conversation. The entire discussion has evolved as it has gone along, try to keep up.
I have a B.S. of Computer Science, Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology from UALR, a B.S. in Information Technologies from EIT, and an Associates degree in Electronics Engineering from PCTI. I was two-thirds through working my own my Masters in Computer and Information Technologies when my daughter was born and I had to take a second job. As part of my jobs I've also had numerous short-courses on the various components and designs of networks and network security.
then you are qualified enough to know what i said was correct so i dont really see why this discussion is still going round in circles?
again my only point in this whole thread was to say that advising someone to turn off their routers firewalls and turn on upnp on was bad. if you dont agree with that then well ...
No idea what an associate degree is im assuming thats some sort of american thing right? Not going to play top trumps with you here as you went an academic route and down the masters route and we could be here till the cows come home debating what qualifications better each other.