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Old 28-06-2006, 23:36   #1
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How to secure my wireless connection

My wireless connection is "unsecured" how do i secure it, i have got Actiontec.

I have noticed a couple of other wireless connections possibly one of the neighbouring houses, just caused a bit of a concern thats all.
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Re: How to secure my wireless connection

Easiest way is to start by reading this article... http://www.cableforum.co.uk/forum/ar...=12#comment140 and follow the recommendations outlined.

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Also, it's not necessarily a problem to stumble upon your neighbours' WLANs, it's only if you see that theirs aren't secured that you'll want to consider contacting them. However, you should try and configure your WLAN to not share the same channel as your neighbours, so that you don't risk getting interference and degraded performance from both using the same channel.
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