Linksys WRT54G with WPA: guest access?

[Slight correction to my previous post]. Suppose someone comes to visit and
brings a notebook computer with wireless capability. Is there any method of
enabling my visitor to gain temporary
wireless access without (prior post said 'with') providing my WPA password?

well On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 05:14:04 GMT, "Z Man" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>[Slight correction to my previous post]. Suppose someone comes to visit and
>brings a notebook computer with wireless capability. Is there any method of
>enabling my visitor to gain temporary
>wireless access without (prior post said 'with') providing my WPA password?
>
well absoltly (sp) not. The point of WPA- PSK is to prevent this.
Wouldnt this be the sme analogy of someone driving by ur place and
getting hacking into a "free" connection?????????

"Z Man" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:wE2uf.1511$494.494@trndny07...
> [Slight correction to my previous post]. Suppose someone comes to visit
> and brings a notebook computer with wireless capability. Is there any
> method of enabling my visitor to gain temporary
> wireless access without (prior post said 'with') providing my WPA
> password?
>

No there isn't!

On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 11:41:08 GMT, Drummie wrote:

> "Z Man" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:wE2uf.1511$494.494@trndny07...
>> [Slight correction to my previous post]. Suppose someone comes to visit
>> and brings a notebook computer with wireless capability. Is there any
>> method of enabling my visitor to gain temporary
>> wireless access without (prior post said 'with') providing my WPA
>> password?
>>
>
> No there isn't!

The only way is to plug them in via the CAT5 socket therefore bypassing the wifi
WPA.