RAXE500 no longer get attack warnings

When you do a scan of the ports on the router that shows up as a port scan in the firewall logs, well it should but Its not. Whilst I agree that Netgears firewall logs show a load of garbage they should show a basic port scan and they are not. The router is not logging those attack logs as it should. As to DHCP since I use the Netgear routers DHCP server all appears as it should, with some new icons for printers and their connections show fine so maybe thats an issue with other other posters own DHCP server and this new firmware.

 I'm not sure what's happening to people not using the DHCP server or what happened to option 60- and 61 for sky users as those posts just vanished. I use address reservation,and all is working as it should in that department. I think as always some issues can be cleared up by a factory reset, which is a total pain, but the router does have a few bugs in this release.

 I agree its nice not to see the flood of false attacks but routers are port scanned daily, even Asus routers show that, The RAXE500 having gone from a myriad of false smtp query drop logs, and is now devoid of any attack logs or port probes and as I said using Gibson's old port scanner always shows as a port scan, because it is! Its not showing up in the logs but the router is using stealth, even though thats no guarantee of safety as any attacker would know that a router is sitting there hiding by using stealth, but that's beside the point. This firmware has some small bugs, if people have just bought the router they should contact Netgear. I cannot be bothered to downgrade to a version with other bugs thats a year old, but it seems like this router is not pruning logs after a week or so as it used to either, time will tell on that one as maybe it will when the log gets bigger.