Thanks ever so much for everyone's (Glenn, Ronnie, Philippe, Rob,
Stephen & Robin) help here regarding our AAPT problem. It really is
great to know that you can depend on this unique resource.
Thanks again
Jon
On 10/10/2009, at 9:01 AM, Rob Findlay wrote:
restricting access based on et
Jon, use WPA2 security settings on your Airport Extreme. Use a strong
password (8 characters or more, no dictionary words and use
numbers/punctuation). You'll be fine then.
WEP security has known vulnerabilities, so if you happen to be using
it and someone wants to put the time in to downloading
My suggestion is DO NOT USE A WIRELESS ROUTER UNLESS YOU HAVE NO
CHOICE !!
On 09/10/2009, at 11:50 PM, Philippe Chaperon wrote:
Hi Jon,
For what its worth, is it practical for you to turn off your
wireless network when not using the internet? That's what I have
been doing ever since I
Jon,
It sounds as though your wireless network has been "cracked", however
there are some other possibilities, depending on what equipment you
are actually running.
You don't say what type of wireless access point you are using or what
type of computers are on your network and weather you
restricting access based on ethernet ID of individual machines once
you've changed all the passwords is pretty effective.
Don't forget that many programs and your OS download updates
automatically these days. Not saying it's the case here but it's
something to consider when you are working
Hi Jon,
I would say someone has cracked your password (or seen you type it). I
would suggest a few things you can do to 'try' to protect your Network.
Of course, turning it OFF when you are not going to be using it is
good advice.
1. Change your Password on your ADSL Modem from the default
Hi Jon,
For what its worth, is it practical for you to turn off your wireless
network when not using the internet? That's what I have been doing ever
since I noticed that some one was trying to access my wireless modem. I also
changed my password having a combination of letters, some capitalized, a
Hi everyone. We have a problem with our AAPT setup and wondering if
anyone has experience with this?
We keep getting messages from AAPT that we are about to, then exceed
our download limit and our account will be 'throttled'.
We have checked our usage and found that our account is using 75
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