Does anyone have experience with SECURESPOT?

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It does sound promising. Have you read the fact sheet? Here is a link;

ftp://ftp10.dlink.com/pdfs/products/FAQs_Securespot.pdf

Can you give me the exact link you're talking about?

...how hungry I am and here you mention whole-hog.
This is a phase I'm going through, recovering from a sudden wound. It's how I do it. I find distractions. These damn computers help meet the need. I may also take one out back and take a sledgehammer to it.

I'm adjusting the IV drip to increase volume and flow of testosterone in order to confront you.

Damn. Looks to be empty.

I have a 'coon dick that's bigger than most.

Shocking. How am I to ever learn anything unless it's handed to me on a silver platter?
My next question was going to be about my retirement path. Fishing, bowling, skydiving; so many choices. What'll be the best fit for my retirement?
Just writing that leads me to believe I'll be more suited to just remaining a PITA. It's cheaper.
Now if you two could settle down a bit we can have some decorum in this question. You'll chase everyone away. :^0 Or not. I don't care. I'm just practicing slight indignation. How'm I doing?
I'll be doling out thumbs shortly. B-)
Oh yeah... I have two sledge hammers. Three if you count Peter Gabriel.

Logging in to my router shows an option for SECURESPOT in the left-hand column of the Advanced page.
Clicking on that takes me to a SECURESPOT (SS) login page to manage my SS settings. There is a place to enter an email address and password for registered users. Underneath that is a link to sign up for a free trial.
Clicking that takes me to a page where I have to enter my MAC address that's located on the bottom of the router. Clicking on verify brings up a warning that the router will have to be rebooted.
I'm waiting for my users to leave then I'll proceed with the trial.
Using McAfee's anti-virus and anti-spyware is optional. It's a 2.8MB download. I'll try it on my pc but will hold off trying it on the other 4 computers on this network. Right now we're all using AVG's free AV. I'll be removing AVG soon to avoid conflicts.
I'll post an update.

Before setting out to get SS save your router's settings, which you should always do anyway.
The 1.33NA firmware for the DIR-655 has issues regarding registration with SS according to the SS tech support person I spoke with. Effing figures! He advised me to rollback to v.1.32 which I did.
A flash rollback reboots the router. After rebooting I was taken to the registration page for SS. That's where I tried to go from within the router with the latest firmware.
I registered my email and password with SECURESPOT which took me to the configuration page. Before going further I reloaded my gateway settings to the router.
I successfully added all 5 computers on the network to the SS firewall. We are, supposedly, doubly protected. SS doesn't seem to effect browsing speed.
For the moment I've decided to stick with AVG. It costs $60/Yr for three seats of McAfee. AVG is rated higher in several reviews. It's the old, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it' thing, especially when it's going to cost 60 bucks.
I don't know how long the trial is going to last. I'll review SS's firewall logs and see what's up.
The web interface looks simple enough for me to use. I'll see how it goes.

but do you have any 'coon dicks? :^0

I couldn't change computer names though you're supposed to be able to by clicking on the computer. The area where you change the name is grayed out.
The firewall content rules area is grayed out. I can't choose to allow or deny categories for any age group.
I couldn't find how to change the email address on my SS account.
In short? Screw it. Although it didn't appear to slow down my browsing I wonder how safe it is if it doesn't appear to be fully functional.
I know that my router has an exploit that is patched by v. 1.33NA so I can't see how I'm safer with SS and it not being compatible with v.1.33NA.
With what little I know I'm giving it a thumbs down. Shite's supposed to work and it doesn't.

I don't feel like looking it up.