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Home network security - 2 PCs on wireless, 1 wiredWe are networked on Windows XP Pro, on DSL, with an older Netgear router -
MA311. Due to physical obstructions, one PC is wired to the network, the other two are wireless connected. If we set wireless security (WPA because of the router), will all three of us still be able to access the Internet? (More important than sharing printers.) Am I locking out "one of our own" by preventing neighbors from getting in? Thanks. Larkspur wrote:
> We are networked on Windows XP Pro, on DSL, with an older Netgear You should use WPA if your router and wireless adapters support it.> router - MA311. Due to physical obstructions, one PC is wired to the > network, the other two are wireless connected. If we set wireless > security (WPA because of the router), will all three of us still be > able to access the Internet? (More important than sharing printers.) > Am I locking out "one of our own" by preventing neighbors from getting > in? Thanks. You'll just enter the encryption key in the computers using it. Here are some links to help you: Wireless - Basic Security - http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Security.html MVP Barb Bowman on wireless security - http://tinyurl.com/56fc5 Tom's Hardware Wireless Security FAQs http://www.tomsnetworking.com/2006/06/30/wireless_faq_security/index.html Malke
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