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Silent
03-02-2005, 08:46 PM
My dickhead neighbor is totally leeching my cable connection, and using it to download a bunch of music, and it's making me lag like crazy when I am trying to game online. It's really fucking annoying, I've tried asking him to stop and he denies that he is on my network, but when I open iTunes I can see his fucking network-shared playlist right there, and new songs are constantly being added to it.

:| :| :| :|

My router is a linksys something or other, I know they all use the same address (192.168.1.1) to manage, so if someone knows how to password a network that would be awesome, I need to stop this leeching fuck. :|

Vietnamese Crippler
03-02-2005, 09:13 PM
There should be a password function on the Linksys router.

Log onto the router setup page and I there is a section somewhere (probably under wireless settings) that allows you to set a WEP.

V
03-02-2005, 10:57 PM
rofl @ ur neighbour

first of all, change the name of your wireless network

and then do what vietnamese crippler said, MAKE SURE YOU USE SOME TYPE OF PASSWORD/ENCRYPTION METHOD

and then when you go to connect on your laptop, you have to type in the password that you used as security on your router

Kapoutman
03-05-2005, 01:39 PM
- Enable WEP at 128 bits-HEX on your router. (That's a 26 characters password, should keep him off)
- Disable SSID Broadcast and change name of the network. (Won't be able to know what he is supposed to connect to.)