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dispelthemyth 07-10-2006 14:27

Is it possible to password protect a sweez connection?
 
I am finding people are stealing my connection and its bad enough sharing between 4 people for others to steal it.
Is it possible to force people who want our wireless network to have to enter a password?

Cobbydaler 07-10-2006 14:32

Re: Is it possible to password protect a sweez connection?
 
What model Sweex router have you got?

We can probably talk you through setting up wireless security...

dispelthemyth 07-10-2006 14:38

Re: Is it possible to password protect a sweez connection?
 
an LC000070 uk
thanks for the very quick reply


this is the only place i could think to add a password but i dont understand it ( hopes the image tag shows on this forum)
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2006/10/29.jpg

Cobbydaler 07-10-2006 14:42

Re: Is it possible to password protect a sweez connection?
 
OK, choose WPA-PSK in the top panel...

There should be somewhere for you to enter the PSK (pre-shared key, basically your password).

At this point, when you apply the settings you'll lose the connection to the router. So you'll need to put the same settings in your wireless NIC so you can reconnect...

Unless you're connected wired at the moment of course... ;)

dispelthemyth 07-10-2006 14:47

Re: Is it possible to password protect a sweez connection?
 
thank you i`ll give it a shot

2 of us are wired and the other 2 are wireless

---------- Post added at 14:47 ---------- Previous post was at 14:44 ----------

Thanks it worked.
I appreciate you help :angel:

Cobbydaler 07-10-2006 14:49

Re: Is it possible to password protect a sweez connection?
 
No problem...

Glad it worked!


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