This has now been deprecated!

Check out ARSE instead..

http://corz.org/windows/software/Automatic-Router-Scripting-Engine/

Router Automatic Deletions  (Windows v0.2)
(insert hearty laugh)

from..
http://corz.org/network/routers/Voyager/bt.voyager.205_router.how-to.php

fight back against automatic rule insertion, with..
automatic rule deletion!

incredible! I did a windows version!

corz.org
;o)

contents..

1.	rad.bat			for if you reboot the router

2.	brad.bat		for if you ever reset the router
(or for new routers)

set your prefs (username/password) inside the bat files. then drop
them into your PATH somewhere..

C:\windows\system32\ is a safe bet, or you may have another place for
keeping batch scripts and other executables.

after a router reboot, simply type "rad" in a DOS shell. TADA!
or you might want to make a shortcut, keep it somewhere handy.

you'll need the windows scripting host running, it probably is,
unless you have a really old version of windows.

DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING UNTIL THE SCRIPT IS COMPLETE!!!

It won't break your router, but this is a really messy "send keys" affair
and if the created window (telnet session) isn't in focus for the entire
operation, the keys will be sent to the wrong place! when it's all done,
you can kill the telnet window, if it hasn't killed itself. ;o)

just run it, and all will become clear, if it isn't already.

PLEASE TOUCH NOTHING!!!!!!!!

consider this.. the script send the <enter> key to the front-most window
at least a dozen times. If you run the script, and then alt-tab or click
back to the window you ran the script from, you could end up launching it
a dozen times, and each instance would launch itself a further dozen times
and so on.

so please, run it, and step back from the computer!

If you want to avoid all this nonesense, get a decent *nix Operating System
on your LAN somewhere, get the "rad.sh" version, and just do the commands
in a regular shell, like we do!