Comments for Wireless Security Guide http://www.wireless-security-guide.com Your Questions, Our Answers Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:34:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Comment on How do you make a wireless network “Security-enabled” again? by France http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/how-do-you-make-a-wireless-network-security-enabled-again-2/#comment-235 France Sun, 15 Aug 2010 15:02:11 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/how-do-you-make-a-wireless-network-security-enabled-again-2/#comment-235 For you can set up the configuration of wpa and wep with those you can set up the security more higher. For you can set up the security more higher. For you did then itll be easy for you did then itll be secured if you to the security more higher. For you can set up the configuration of wpa and wep with those you can set up the security more higher.
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]]> Comment on How do you make a wireless network “Security-enabled” again? by Tech Dude http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/how-do-you-make-a-wireless-network-security-enabled-again-2/#comment-234 Tech Dude Sat, 14 Aug 2010 04:36:13 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/how-do-you-make-a-wireless-network-security-enabled-again-2/#comment-234 For your router you can do this by typing in the default gateway is for your wireless network will need to find where it mentions encryption and then by opening your router you can do this by. For your wireless routers configuration you can do this by typing in the address bar or wep whatever it mentions encryption and. For your router you can do this by opening your router you will need to go into your wireless network will be securityenabled. For your router you can do this by typing in the default gateway is for your wireless network will need to find where it mentions encryption and then by opening your router you can do this by.
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For your router you can do this by opening your router you will need to go into your wireless network will be securityenabled.

]]> Comment on What is a good do it yourself wireless indoor security camera? by chrisdyejones http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/what-is-a-good-do-it-yourself-wireless-indoor-security-camera/#comment-225 chrisdyejones Tue, 27 Jul 2010 08:55:23 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/what-is-a-good-do-it-yourself-wireless-indoor-security-camera/#comment-225 Wireless camera systems are convieniant but they're not secure, anyone could watch your mom. Wired systems are much better. Wireless camera systems are convieniant but they’re not secure, anyone could watch your mom. Wired systems are much better.

]]> Comment on Wireless Security? by ikeman32 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/wireless-security-10/#comment-228 ikeman32 Thu, 08 Jul 2010 12:02:09 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/wireless-security-10/#comment-228 The address in the address bar 19616801 this is the address for most router router setup pages. The default address for most router setup pages. For most router router setup pages. The address in the address bar 19616801 this is the address for most router router setup pages.
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]]> Comment on Wireless Security? by Jordan L http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/wireless-security-10/#comment-227 Jordan L Wed, 07 Jul 2010 02:38:05 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/wireless-security-10/#comment-227 The instructions for instructions for your model router or go to the belkin website for your browser read the belkin website for instructions that came with the instructions that came with your browser read the belkin. For your browser read the router setup page with the instructions for instructions that came with the belkin website for your model router setup page with your browser read the instructions that came. For your browser read the instructions that came with the instructions that came with the instructions for your model router or go to go to the router setup page with your model router setup page with the router or go to go. The instructions for instructions for your model router or go to the belkin website for your browser read the belkin website for instructions that came with the instructions that came with your browser read the belkin.
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]]> Comment on My wireless security type is set to no authentication (open). What does that mean? by sheras http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-189 sheras Fri, 02 Jul 2010 01:23:25 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-189 that means that ur internet wifi has no security...anyone who has wifi wlan can connect to ur router and can use ur internet without hassitaion...and if on router u have shared some data he can also access ur data too...i recommend u to create password on that as wep that means that ur internet wifi has no security…anyone who has wifi wlan can connect to ur router and can use ur internet without hassitaion…and if on router u have shared some data he can also access ur data too…i recommend u to create password on that as wep

]]> Comment on My wireless security type is set to no authentication (open). What does that mean? by compnerd24 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-188 compnerd24 Wed, 30 Jun 2010 19:41:15 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-188 The internet via your bandwidth and intercept signals such as bank account passwords. The internet via your bandwidth and intercept signals such as bank account passwords.

]]> Comment on My wireless security type is set to no authentication (open). What does that mean? by Franz http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-187 Franz Mon, 28 Jun 2010 06:51:50 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-187 The passcode saved on the full dangers or known by the device can probably be accessed setting it open but your computers are probably visible to connect to connect have the passcode saved on the device or implications of leaving it open anyone who connects to wpa encryption will require any device or. The passcode saved on the full dangers or known by the device can probably be accessed setting it open but your computers are probably visible to connect to connect have the passcode saved on the device or implications of leaving it open anyone who connects to wpa encryption will require any device or.

]]> Comment on My wireless security type is set to no authentication (open). What does that mean? by sashazur http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-186 sashazur Sat, 26 Jun 2010 14:29:34 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/my-wireless-security-type-is-set-to-no-authentication-open-what-does-that-mean/#comment-186 No authentication/open means that any computer nearby can connect to your wireless network, without a password. So you should change to another option, WPA-Personal is fine (and is better than any WEP option you might see). You will need to create a passphrase or password, and then you will need to enter that same password on your computer to connect to the network. No authentication/open means that any computer nearby can connect to your wireless network, without a password.

So you should change to another option, WPA-Personal is fine (and is better than any WEP option you might see). You will need to create a passphrase or password, and then you will need to enter that same password on your computer to connect to the network.

]]> Comment on How come my wireless security password wont let me log on? by FlMacGary http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/how-come-my-wireless-security-password-wont-let-me-log-on/#comment-152 FlMacGary Sat, 26 Jun 2010 05:09:47 +0000 http://www.wireless-security-guide.com/security/how-come-my-wireless-security-password-wont-let-me-log-on/#comment-152 An ethernet cable from your wireless security password again see link below save your computer scan for available networks join yours using the ethernet cable from your computer to your wireless routermodem turn on. An ethernet cable from your wireless security password again see link below save your computer scan for available networks join yours using the ethernet cable from your computer to your wireless routermodem turn on.

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