Get Connected - How To - Secure Wireless Router Set Up

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Description: Episode 6 - Segment 4 Get Connected hosts Mike Agerbo and AJ Vickery discuss wireless router security and give some simple tips on how to keep yourself and your home computers protected from an unexpected attack.
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pmd456 ::: Favorites use wpa 2 with a good password , did you hear about tj maxx they used no encryption not even wep also they had no firewall and 200 million credit card numbers got stolen, and if you have file and print sharing on just dont share anything important in shared folder. 07-10-17 11:10:02 __________________________________________________
jesus850 ::: Favorites what is the default username and pasword for Netgear routers? 07-09-10 09:05:48 __________________________________________________
vanDSLuser ::: Favorites You might want to use a crazy long string for your WPA password (always use WPA if you can, WEP can be cracked in under 5 minutes.) A great place to get really long random strings for your WPA passwords is the GRC password generator (google it) - I always take one then put it in a text file which I save to a usb flash drive then I just copy paste into each computer. 07-07-15 23:29:41 __________________________________________________
crabtr ::: Favorites i need a wireless router which works worldwide. like i can use in here us and in europe.can anyone help.thankz 07-06-27 00:08:57 __________________________________________________
FACULTY233446 ::: Favorites where can u get this IP adress? does it come from the box or do u have to know it? 07-06-05 23:25:22 __________________________________________________
mrnickmkmaster ::: Favorites Windows Only Go to start, Run, type in CMD, Press enter, type 'ipconfig' then take note of your Default Gateway, Thats your routers IP. 07-08-13 06:40:59 __________________________________________________
NYSMART ::: Favorites It would work for most routers. If your router don't wpa try upgrading firmwire. Use WPA. WEP is basically useless. If there's no firmwire upgrade or the firmwire dosen't give WPA option then you either use less secure WEP or buy a new router around $50. 07-06-03 19:48:51 __________________________________________________
mueller7792 ::: Favorites Does this work for all routers? 07-05-14 18:32:37 __________________________________________________
punkboisofthome ::: Favorites The steps might be slightly different for each manufacturer, but for the most part, it should be similar no matter what router you are using. 07-05-14 18:50:13 __________________________________________________
ade ::: Favorites Thanks 07-04-27 20:25:16 __________________________________________________