(copied from "Please help, secure network"
If this is just a home network and all you want to do is stop your neighbours
from using your bandwidth, you can simply set up MAC address filtering on
your wireless access point/router and just enter the address(es) for your
computer(s).
MAC address filtering is pretty crude (and easily spoofed) but will keep the
neighbours out unless they really want to have a go!
If you want to take it to the next level you need to configure wireless
security. One option is WEP - not really considered secure (too easy to
hack). WPA is much better (and WPA2 is out now, although not all APs/routers
support it). I'd add to Lem's list of links with this one:
http://blogs.technet.com/steve_lamb/...02/415426.aspx. If you
want a step by step reference of how I did it with my D-Link access point,
check out
http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/200...ss-network.htm
and
http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/200...ss-network.htm.
</Mark>
"phil" wrote:
> how do i make it so i can only allow the computers i want acces to the router
> --
> pyrophil