i got an intruder!

[rdc]

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when i open my BS Management Tool, i have an unknown client in my DHCP
Client List, i dont understand how this could be possible for someone to get
a free ride off my network since i have MAC Filtering enabled, isnt the
purpose of mac filtering to only allow access to the computers i have in my
MAC Filtering list?
either way, how can i boot them?

 

[Guest]

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are you using WPA or WEP? If WEP, change the key. If WPA, make sure
you are using a passphrase of 20+ RANDOM characters. Change the SSID
to something different than MSHOME and something non recognizable, the
more random the better.

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 23:45:53 -0500, "RDC" <qwin@no_ thanks.net> wrote:

>when i open my BS Management Tool, i have an unknown client in my DHCP
>Client List, i dont understand how this could be possible for someone to get
>a free ride off my network since i have MAC Filtering enabled, isnt the
>purpose of mac filtering to only allow access to the computers i have in my
>MAC Filtering list?
> either way, how can i boot them?
>

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