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There are a few ways:
- Use a password.
- Lock your MAC ID with the router and enable the Firewall so that no-one else can use it.
You will need to look up your User Manual to find out how to do these things.
If you want a more detailed answer specific to your router, please ask another question specifying which router you use.
What else can I help you with?
Which of these security components can you use to prevent wireless users from accessing a wired network?
Isolation
Why should you log out when you finish an online session?
To prevent someone else from accessing your records
What concerns would you have when accessing the over a household wireless device?
There is a few concerns a person would have when accessing a household wireless device. Some of the concerns a person would have would be interference, security and weather.
How do you block someone using my wifi?
Wireless LAN technology uses an open media (the radio frequency). Other than shielding your entire house in a closed metal cage, you cannot prevent anyone from accessing it. However, you should enable solid security using WPA based on a strong (=long and difficult to guess) password to prevent anyone but those knowing the password from using your wireless network. You can't stop them from trying (except when building a Faraday's cage around your house), but you can prevent them from succeeding.
What is a WEP key word on psp?
The WEP key is the same one your PC or laptop uses to access your wireless router. If you don't have a wireless router, then you're looking at someone else's, the WEP key is actually there to stop unauthorised people like you from accessing it.
What is a mobile web card?
a special card used for accessing the internet from a wireless location
What is the wifi security key for BigPondA6B04A?
'BigPondA6B04A' is the name of someone's private, personal wireless network. Only the administrator of that network knows the network key, and this stops unauthorised people (ie, you) from accessing it.
Is essential to keep others from hacking into your wireless data and to prevent unauthorized use of your wireless LAN?
most pepole would says yes as you may want to do personal banking and such and is someone has access to your network you can be prone to someone peeking in to what you do online
Sprint Wireless Internet?
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Can someone access my personal files or see me chatting from another computer if they use our internet access--My computer says a wireless computer is trying to access the internet through my hookup?
If someone has access to the data stream from your computer to any servers you connect to, then yes (in the example of wireless connections). Although it's unlikely they can control your computer, it can see what information you are sending or receiving. You can prevent someone accessing your computer by using a simple firewall, and to prevent someone accessing the data stream, you should use an encryption key. The instructions of how to do so should be on the software manufacturer's website. (microsoft = microsoft.com) Use SSL connections when available to ensure security. And never place personal information over a non-secure connection. The way to identify a secure connection is simple, most web browsers have a logo meaning security is enabled. It is usually a closed padlock. These icons will be found either on the address bar or on the status bar.
How can I prevent students from accessing www.cheatonline.com during exams?
To prevent students from accessing www.cheatonline.com during exams, you can use website blocking software on school computers or network, monitor internet activity, and educate students about the consequences of cheating.
How can you prevent hackers from hacking into your network?
one of the ways you can implement, is to install a firewall in your network to prevent unauthenticated users from accessing your network.
