[Blind-Computing] Router question

Hi all; I just bought a wireless router. In fact, the sale seemed so good I bought two. One for home and one for work. I have never used a router before and would like information on connecting it. At home, I only have one PC but I am planning on obtaining a second one in the near future. I

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The 1st configuration of which u should be aware is security. By default, most wireless routers are configured as 'open', which equates to free internet for all. It's a security hole bigger than the Grand Canyon, needs to be closed. If your devices support it, wp2 is the preferred method. The

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Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 11:06 AM Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Router question The 1st configuration of which u should be aware is security. By default, most wireless routers are configured as 'open', which equates to free internet for all. It's a security hole bigger than the Grand

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, December 18, 2010 11:33 AM Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Router question See, I'm new at this. I had no idea the brand name was important info. My sighted wife is going to just type all the specs here for you: The router is a Zonet 802.11n, Model #ZSR4134WS. Wireless broadband for mobility

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, December 18, 2010 12:48 PM Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Router question Actually most of what you sent isn't all that important except to tell us of the capability of the router. You will need a bit of other information which you should find in the router's getting started or manual or what

[Blind-Computing] Router question.

For some reason Windows Mail won't let me reply directly to your message. That occasionally happens and I have no idea why. In the Menu the option is unavailable while simply using CTRL-R does nothing. this has happened occasionally before, another one of those Windows Random Features I

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I just ran a security test on www.grc.com using just my router and nothing else. The software firewall was turned off for this test and it passed very well I am glad to say. Now this only protects against incoming and not out going requests I must point out. For outgoing requests you will

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David, I'm not an expert here, but my first router was wide open to the public -- anyone who got within range. I now have a newer Linksys router. For this one I have to enter a number on the remote computer in order to access the wireless network. Perhaps someone else knows more about this, but I

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: [Blind-Computing] router question David, I'm not an expert here, but my first router was wide open to the public -- anyone who got within range. I now have a newer Linksys router. For this one I have to enter a number on the remote computer in order to access the wireless network. Perhaps

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Subject: [Blind-Computing] router question I've been trying to figure out if a specific IP range is indicated on my Linksys wired router for the addresses in my own network if that would prevent outsiders from entering in to the system. Is this possible? The documentation on this thing

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-users.com Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 3:22 PM Subject: [Blind-Computing] router question I've been trying to figure out if a specific IP range is indicated on my Linksys wired router for the addresses in my own network if that would prevent outsiders from entering in to the system

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Hernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 4:19 PM Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] router question Hi David. I realize you probably have a specific reason for wanting to use IP ranges for security, but I would like to make a suggestion

[Blind-Computing] Router question.

Hi all, is there a way to change the home page of my router? So if someone connects, they are taken to an alternative page to their home page? James Scholes http://www.jamesscholes.com Visit the JAWS Users List home page at: http://www.jaws-users.com Address for the list archives:

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[Blind-Computing] Router question.

Hi, how can I make it so that people connected to my wireless router are redirected to a different web page instead of there regular home page? James Scholes http://www.jamesscholes.com Visit the JAWS Users List home page at: http://www.jaws-users.com Address for the list archives:

Re: [Blind-Computing] Router question

Hi, you actually need a wireless router. Don't know much about these, but that's what you need in order to connect your computers wirelessly. Access Points only provide reception to wherever they're installed up to a certain distance, probably 10 metres or so, similar to bluetooth technology.