Paul,
A savior again. As you might surmise, I am quite the novice. Only learning
that which is necessary to be my household SysAdmin. I guess the right
thing to do is read up on wireless security, come up with how to best secure
my network, and then proceed from there. Depending on outcome, etc, I will
follow your advice or set up completely different security protocols.
Again, a savior. I can only hope that I am one day somewhere near as
knowledgeable about the Newt and whatnot as even the 2nd lowest denominator
on this list so that I can help someone in return.
Respectfully,
Dana
> WEP alone is pretty worthless and in fact when I had my 802.11 B router, I
> didn't even use WEP because of the resources it took for the very little
> protection it offers.
>
> If you are happy with your current setup with WEP enabled, then simply buy
> another 802.11 B router to run a subnet for which you can only allow a
> connection for the mac address of your WiFi card the Newt uses, don't
> broadcast your SSID and minimize the connections to the router wirelessly
> to 1 and you should be ok there. Also, let that router do it's own DHCP if
> all you want is internet connection.
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Paul Curtis
> Certified Mortgage Planner
> Allied Home Mortgage - "You've Got Everything To Gain!"
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