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This is a discussion on Kernel Intrusions? within the Sky Broadband help forums, part of the Sky Broadband help and support category; Originally Posted by Isitme I am not certain, but from what I have read 'ping' is automatically disabled on TP ...
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Re: Kernel Intrusions?
Hi,
Originally Posted by Isitme 
Sorry im really not technical with all this kind of stuff. How do I do that and what would you suggest?
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Re: Kernel Intrusions?
I have just tried pinging your address again and this time it responded, so it looks like it is indeed enabled by default. That is if you do not have another router connected at the moment.(4.00pm) Have you reconnected the Sky router?
This article shows how to enable/disable ping on a TP-Link-
How to ignore ping packet from WAN port or forbid ping packet from LAN port in TP-LINK router - Welcome to TP-LINK
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