Can't secure connection between access point and wireless ... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Hello: Although I am able to connect wirelessly to the net via an unsecure connection I am not able to secure the wireless...

how secure is that connection? Would the login info for his email > server be cached anywhere for the owner of the access point (or anyone else > for that matter) to see after he's left the cafe? The radio connection from his laptop to the Access Point...

to be a wireless internet provider with an >access point near the house (not likely, but could happen), they'll need >to have either DSL or cable internet access in the normal way. Run the >output from the DSL or cable modem to a wireless router that's...

Multiple Wireless Access Points. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I'm trying to configure multiple WAPs connected to an existing LAN. I want to have all wireless clients get their IP config from the LAN's Windows 2000 Server (which provides...

access point is also known as a wireless bridge. >Never confuse a wireless access point with a wireless bridge. These are >two very different things, and does not perform the same tasks. >>A wireless access point allows regular wireless clients (such...

Jumping wireless Connections. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Hello all, Anybody have a problem with their PC jumping to different wireless connections? I have this Microsoft 54Mbs wireless access point and WLAN card....

No Wireless Settings: Network Name (SSID): (SSID that I assigned to my Netgear unit) Connection type: Access point Wireless Mode: 802.11 g WEP security type: Off Windows XP Pro settings Opening Network Connections reveals 3 enabled devices: Wireless...

Nice idea except that during the demo, the 2nd card managed to associate with an open access point, which allowed him to surf the web. The demonstration was really impressive as it appeared that could connect to an allegedly secure access point in a few...

ISP rejecting my connection as when my account was set up it was registered to the NIC in my "wired" PC). But I do use WEP on the wireless part of my LAN. So access via the wireless connection is pretty secure??? But that still means folk know the MAC address...

This is a win xp thing. Now the type of internet connection that I have is a one that stays on all the time. There is a wireless access point/antenna on our roof , then from it an ethernet (STP) cables runs down into my son's room straight into his PC. No...