Re: Wi-Fi question

From: Charles <fort@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 14:27:50 -0500

In article <carl-9B0B74.14183529012006@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Carl
Witthoft <carl@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Try putting a WPA into a DS.

What is a DS?

> Unless you have a reason to be paranoid, why not keep things easy. Lock
> down your computer tight, but keep the network flexible.

You arn't locking your computer tight on Wi-Fi if you don't use WPA.

--
Charles
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