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Kliro · 24-09-2005, 12:40

I have WEP 128 bit on, and mac filtering, Im told this isnt enough, but its a start.

Open your Web browser and type http://192.168.1.1 it should prompt for the name you assigned for the router and the password.

Go to wireless, and then wireless security is a subcategory, enable WEP and choose a phrase to generate your hex key.

The hex key should be remembered by windows after the 1st time you connect using it on the wireless pc.

Mac filtering is also a subcategory on wireless, so just select it (do this from the wireless pc) and tell it to only allow that mac to connect wirelessly.

I'm sure theres a lot more you can do, but thats what I got...

24-09-2005, 12:40	#2
Kliro Inactive Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Manchester Posts: 1,528	Re: belkin 54g setup security I have WEP 128 bit on, and mac filtering, Im told this isnt enough, but its a start. Open your Web browser and type http://192.168.1.1 it should prompt for the name you assigned for the router and the password. Go to wireless, and then wireless security is a subcategory, enable WEP and choose a phrase to generate your hex key. The hex key should be remembered by windows after the 1st time you connect using it on the wireless pc. Mac filtering is also a subcategory on wireless, so just select it (do this from the wireless pc) and tell it to only allow that mac to connect wirelessly. I'm sure theres a lot more you can do, but thats what I got...