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Agree with leew completely. &nbsp;The only way to completely lock down your wireless network is to disable it entirely and plug in a cable :)<br />
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Only other thing I would add is that you may also password protect documents themselves in case prying eyes get through your hidden SSID, spoof the MAC address and crack your WEP. &nbsp;If they are office documents, simply password protect them. &nbsp;If they are not, you can always wrap them up in password-protected zips.<br />

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Agree with leew completely.  The only way to completely lock down your wireless network is to disable it entirely and plug in a cable :)

Only other thing I would add is that you may also password protect documents themselves in case prying eyes get through your hidden SSID, spoof the MAC address and crack your WEP.  If they are office documents, simply password protect them.  If they are not, you can always wrap them up in password-protected zips.


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Hi,<br />
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I have a WireLess router and its is connected to 4 computers as network. One or Two computers have confidential information on it. I wanted to make sure next door people doesn't access through my internet (Network) and get access to our computers. How do I secure with the WireLess router?<br />
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Hi,

I have a WireLess router and its is connected to 4 computers as network. One or Two computers have confidential information on it. I wanted to make sure next door people doesn't access through my internet (Network) and get access to our computers. How do I secure with the WireLess router?

N


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