My router that was given to me by my ISP does not have an option

>>62228903
what stops you from using your own router?

Sure completely disable your firewall... What your IP BTW?

>>62228903
no

>what is port mapping

>>62228903
What shitty ISP do you have?

>>62228925
It's not going to be turned off all the time.
Besides I'll be running Kali inside a virtual machine forcing all traffic through Tor with another virtual machine that runs as a gateway (Whonix).
The virtual machines will be hosted in a secure OS environment.

> But, suppose my firewall is disabled and someone knows my IP. What exactly can he do?

>what is telnet

>>62228956
They probably flashed their own OEM firmware on my router because it normally DOES support port forwarding, I can't find it in my settings though.

Also my IP is dynamic.

>>62228986
Having no firewall in front of Windows machines is how the NHS got WannaCry'd.

Buy a real router, put your shitty ISP thing in bridge mode (which makes it act as a dumb modem that does no NAT or routing)

>>62228903
Mine was given to me and they didn't tell me what the password for the control panel is, and it's not any of the usual ones either.

>>62229036
I can't reset or change my router because they didn't give me a username or password.
Some guy came over to our house and messed with the router settings and that's it. (He might have flashed the firmware too)

bump

halp

>>62229085
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_forwarding