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Home Networks Learning
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Emcee:  nnillionaire Type:  Unmoderated
The number of SOHO networks have exploced recently, driven by the need to share (broadband) internet connections, the growing number of households with multiple PCs, and the dramatic drop in wireless / SOHO network equipment costs.

Let's talk about the care, feeding, and maintenance of these networks.
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69"Securing your wireless network" from Linksys [with screen shots] kb.lGottfried-9/15/2003
68WEP enabled again: I re-enabled WEP by first entering a 'pass phrase' inGottfried-8/26/2003
67Linksys will be commercializing a 'signal booster' designed to work withnnillionaire-11/12/2002
66Wi-Fi "wartrappers" nab drive-by hackers By Peter Judge ZDNet (UK) OSIer formerly known as Joe B.-10/9/2002
65SIer formerly known as Joe B., setting up WEP was easy for me, too. Message 1798Gottfried-10/4/2002
64I read a few times that WEP was a pain to setup with the Linksys BEFW11S4. I juSIer formerly known as Joe B.-10/4/2002
63A thorough networking trouble shooting guide. It's not just for WinME. homenGottfried-9/28/2002
62desktop and laptop pc are networked now. They share each others printers and filGottfried-9/26/2002
61Hi Sultan, some Links that may let you do this. lpt.com lpt.com lots to read hejw-9/24/2002
60I was trying to connect a Win95 to XP machine through a simple crossover cable tSultan-9/17/2002
59<i>where a user is trying to network a WinXP PC with a Win98SE, or some otWyätt Gwyön-9/17/2002
58nn, I noticed no slowdown with 128 bit encryption. There might be a slowdown, buGottfried-9/17/2002
57Gottfried, Thanks for the quick response. My wife works for a defense contractnnillionaire-9/17/2002
56nn, as a test I'd disable WEP, then try to access the internet. Also, I haveGottfried-9/17/2002
55Gottfried and all, Interesting problem. My new Laptop has integrated 802.11b Wnnillionaire-9/17/2002
54SIer formerly known as Joe B., ><i>while WEP isn't very secure it&#Gottfried-9/12/2002
53I've just been doing a little reading, while WEP isn't very secure itSIer formerly known as Joe B.-9/12/2002
52MH, loads of articles about WEP practicallynetworked.com GottfriedGottfried-9/12/2002
51MH, thanks for the heads up on WEP. I also have Zone Alarm on both computers. G.Gottfried-9/12/2002
50Hi G, Be careful with WEP. I have seen more than one report that it is a vulneThe Ox-9/12/2002
49nnillionaire, I can answer my own WEP question now after trial and error. I powGottfried-9/11/2002
48nn, I have a WEP encryption question. Both, router and network PC card are from Gottfried-9/11/2002
47G, I followed your advice and bought the IBM Thinkpad with a P-III chip, 256k Rnnillionaire-9/8/2002
46nnil, what brand laptop did you get? Gottfried [end]Gottfried-9/8/2002
45G, Congrats. It is amazing how well the wireless routers pump broadband internnnillionaire-9/8/2002
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