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why should i disable DHT?

either way seeing if its viable to just bridge the modem

oh

but yeah I dont want to disable DHT completely I wish I could just limit it's connections at one time

disable DHT if you can't maintain enough connections without flooding NAT tables and hitting their soft limit

would be a temporary fix at least

well i did disable it for now

i dont have that problem

if the modem can be bridged, bridge it. its likely running a software NAT table with some crappy limits

@reject your modem doesnt suck like mine

k ill try that kath

true but mine is like 8 years old

the software on the modem is REALLY limited though

so I dunno if I can be bridged

its justa basic cable modem

sits in Reject's Lap and makes a Nest

anyways thanks for the advice kath

gives me some things to try

although ultimately the modem needs fire

go back to lurking kath

we're done with you

chants "You will ****her o-off!"

naw she likes being talked down to

Reject: She will kill you! ~_^

can I bridge my modem without the modem having any bridging options in the software? like somehow with my router?

nope