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Re: Please help?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dr.Dudd</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Since some chanells are working. Ther is a posssibillity that she has a trespasser on her network, that is using the chanells she can't access. </div></div>
Well, that is a good theory, however, since she has MAC activated, instead of WEP (I assume she knows the difference), I doubt that is very likely. Mac requires both her router recognizing the network card ID number (MAC address) of the thief's computer, and also them figuring out the long encryption code required for the password before any access is gained. If that is the case she can go in her configurations and see which computers are being recognized, and disable any that she don't recognize. If she only suppose fi hav say, 6 access permissions an she si 7, den all she affi duh is jus cut di life line fi di unknown bugga.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dr.Dudd</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Since some chanells are working. Ther is a posssibillity that she has a trespasser on her network, that is using the chanells she can't access. </div></div>
Well, that is a good theory, however, since she has MAC activated, instead of WEP (I assume she knows the difference), I doubt that is very likely. Mac requires both her router recognizing the network card ID number (MAC address) of the thief's computer, and also them figuring out the long encryption code required for the password before any access is gained. If that is the case she can go in her configurations and see which computers are being recognized, and disable any that she don't recognize. If she only suppose fi hav say, 6 access permissions an she si 7, den all she affi duh is jus cut di life line fi di unknown bugga.
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