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how to set up password for a lan network.
i have two vista machines connecting to a home router. i want to set up a
password for the network. that is, whenever any machines makes an attempt to connect to the network a password is required. this is to prevent my neighbour with a wirless mac from using my broadband which the router initiates for me. Neerav |
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how to set up password for a lan network.
Do it in your wireless router.
Under the Wireless security settings, use WPA or WPA2 it will generate a shared key that you have to use in order to connect. Use this key on your 2 computers, if they are accessing wirelessly. And change the router username & password from the default. -- http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Neerav" wrote in message ... i have two vista machines connecting to a home router. i want to set up a password for the network. that is, whenever any machines makes an attempt to connect to the network a password is required. this is to prevent my neighbour with a wirless mac from using my broadband which the router initiates for me. Neerav |
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how to set up password for a lan network.
1 is wireless and other is wired.
Neerav "Dave" wrote in message ... Do it in your wireless router. Under the Wireless security settings, use WPA or WPA2 it will generate a shared key that you have to use in order to connect. Use this key on your 2 computers, if they are accessing wirelessly. And change the router username & password from the default. -- http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Neerav" wrote in message ... i have two vista machines connecting to a home router. i want to set up a password for the network. that is, whenever any machines makes an attempt to connect to the network a password is required. this is to prevent my neighbour with a wirless mac from using my broadband which the router initiates for me. Neerav |
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how to set up password for a lan network.
1 is wireless and other is wired.
Neerav "Dave" wrote in message ... Do it in your wireless router. Under the Wireless security settings, use WPA or WPA2 it will generate a shared key that you have to use in order to connect. Use this key on your 2 computers, if they are accessing wirelessly. And change the router username & password from the default. -- http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Neerav" wrote in message ... i have two vista machines connecting to a home router. i want to set up a password for the network. that is, whenever any machines makes an attempt to connect to the network a password is required. this is to prevent my neighbour with a wirless mac from using my broadband which the router initiates for me. Neerav |
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how to set up password for a lan network.
Then you only need to use the key on the wireless computer.... it won't
affect the wired one. -- http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Neerav" wrote in message ... 1 is wireless and other is wired. Neerav "Dave" wrote in message ... Do it in your wireless router. Under the Wireless security settings, use WPA or WPA2 it will generate a shared key that you have to use in order to connect. Use this key on your 2 computers, if they are accessing wirelessly. And change the router username & password from the default. -- http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Neerav" wrote in message ... i have two vista machines connecting to a home router. i want to set up a password for the network. that is, whenever any machines makes an attempt to connect to the network a password is required. this is to prevent my neighbour with a wirless mac from using my broadband which the router initiates for me. Neerav |
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