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Network security with shared wifi

Asked by Proactivation in MS Forefront-ISA, 802.11 Wireless Access Points

Tags: Windows server, wifi, intranet

The people next door have just asked if they can use my internet access via wifi for a few months. Leaving the legal issue of my responsibility for their internet usage aside, my biggest concern is them being able to access data on my network. I have a Windows 2003 server, with hopefully enough security to keep casual hackers away, but I don't know about the intranet side. I've also got various XP/Vista machines connected, some via AD logons, and some from local workgroups. The wifi cnnnection uses WPA/PSK on a Netgear DG824N router.

Other than removing Everyone permissions from my network shares, what would I need to do to lock down access from the inside?  Presumably this is a fairly common requirement from hotels/coffee shops with open wifi access.
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