Another Newbie Question

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> Okay, I have netstumbler installed, it works great on my laptop running
> Windows 2000!!
>
> I see the networks both secure and non secure.
>
> How do I connect to the ones that are not secure?
>
> This is a newbie learning, not hacking.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Carl

If they were dumb/nice enough to leave their networks unsecure, I say
connect. Then browse to http://192.168.1.1 and type in admin/admin to see
what you can see ;-) Don't change anything or you're probably breaking the
law.

--Mitchua

Okay, I have netstumbler installed, it works great on my laptop running Windows 2000!!

I see the networks both secure and non secure.

How do I connect to the ones that are not secure?

This is a newbie learning, not hacking.

Thanks,

Carl

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>Okay, I have netstumbler installed, it works great on my laptop running =
>Windows 2000!!
>
>I see the networks both secure and non secure.
>
>How do I connect to the ones that are not secure?
>
>This is a newbie learning, not hacking.
>
>Thanks,=20
>
>Carl

Go into your network configuaration from the start menu and select the
target network.