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Old 20-02-2009, 03:15   #14
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Re: WEP, WPA or MAC Filtering - Which is best

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Originally Posted by Toto View Post
Hmmmm, didn't think about that option.

I'll not be telling that to the missus.
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Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo View Post
Thanks Matt, I didnt think of that, mainly because I was hoping not to spend more money than I have to.

If my router had a USB slot in it could I plug the dongle into that? I am looking to upgrade my router anyway and was wondering if this would be possible. The reason I ask is that we dont have a desktop connected to the router, just use laptops in the house. Also I'm assuming the PC would have to be on?
Unfortunately, as I posted in my update, it seems it's been discontinued.

I suppose you may be able to find one somewhere though.

You couldn't plug it into the router - it would have to connect to a PC (desktop or laptop), and the PC would have to be running to share its own connection with the DS.


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Originally Posted by danielf View Post
A 'cheap' set of homeplug adapters would do the trick as well (I'm assuming the DS has ethernet). One homeplug plugs into the router, the other into the DS

http://www.ebuyer.com/search?page=3&...vancy&limit=10

No ethernet on the DS - just WiFi with obsolete WEP (& the proprietary encryption for a dongle that has been discontinued).
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