On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Wes Peters wrote:
> Yup, mac address filtering is even less useful than WEP. At least WEP
> takes *some* effort to crack. ;^)
It all takes ``some'' effort. That's the point, sort of like car
alarms that are easily bypassed... The burgler will usually choose to hit
the car p
On Monday 24 March 2003 15:20, Mike Hoskins wrote:
>
> I actually just use a dumb 802.11b (Netgear) AP in infrastructure
> mode at home now. It dangles off a "DMZ" interface on my FreeBSD
> firewall. That interface only has Squid and dhcpd bound to it. DHCP
> listens for requests and only assign
>> The PowerBook returns invalid password (128bit wep Key entered in Hex)
>> supplied.
>
> Of course you've re-checked for typos. Aren't 26-character hex keys
> fun?
Did you use the required $ prefix in the Airport client WEP requester?
>> Has anybody had experience getting an AirportExtreme cli
(I removed the -questions CC, looks like this is moving to -net...)
On Sun, 23 Mar 2003, Aaron Daubman wrote:
> >From my experiences, I cannot get my PowerBook to connect to my FreeBSD
> 4-Stable (built 2 nights ago) HostAP, WinXP clients work fine.
I've only had experience with a couple APs in
Hi,
I have done a bit of research on the topic, and I've only been able to find
sporadic postings to several newsgroups (mostly Open/Net BSD related)
hinting at the fact that Apple's AirportExtreme (talking 802.11b, not g
here) drivers are incompatible with Free/Net/Open BSD HostAP mode APs with
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