2010-11-13, 07:54 PM
There are at least 3 different types of passwords for networking.
One is your login/password for your ISP account.
One you use to gain access into your router to change the settings.
The other password is to gain access to your network. When a device connects to your network, the network should ask for a WEP/WPA/etc key. If you don't set this up for your wireless network, anyone can leech your internet bandwidth.
Do you have all 3 set up?
One is your login/password for your ISP account.
One you use to gain access into your router to change the settings.
The other password is to gain access to your network. When a device connects to your network, the network should ask for a WEP/WPA/etc key. If you don't set this up for your wireless network, anyone can leech your internet bandwidth.
Do you have all 3 set up?