how to protect my network


  1. xblade002003
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    windows 7 home premium 64 bit.
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    how to protect my network


    how do i know no one is conected to my wifi and how to protect my network?
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  3. Maguscreed
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    Your wireless router should have a page that displays active connections. in it's setting.

    Most of the first line of network defenses are handled by the router in fact. If you provide a make and model for it. People will be able to be more specific as to steps you can take.
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  4. NoN
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    maybe here:
    Wireless Security: How To Protect Your Network
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  6. xblade002003
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    thanks alot guys i really needed this information
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