Wireless Internet Access Point

[HazardousToking]

Ok so my neighboor caught on that i was hijacking his connection and moved his router, atleast this is what im assuming. My question is:


If I buy an access point do I have to configure it to work with his router or will it just relay the connection automatically??

I know its not honest but fuck it...

HazardousToking Reviewed by HazardousToking on 06-13-2006. Wireless Internet Access Point Ok so my neighboor caught on that i was hijacking his connection and moved his router, atleast this is what im assuming. My question is: If I buy an access point do I have to configure it to work with his router or will it just relay the connection automatically?? I know its not honest but fuck it... Rating: 5

[likemclever]

Iâ??m not a hugely technical person or anything but he probably just secured his wireless network (password protected type thing.) I have a router and thatâ??s what I did even though I donâ??t have any neighbors close enough to use it.

As for answering your question I donâ??t know. I would assume you would have to configure it. I even had to fucking configure my browser to work with it. Which I screwed up some how and I have to do again. Good thing linksys has kick ass customer support. If you go to their site I bet you can find the answer your looking for they have tons of free online info on the subject

linksys.com

Good luck

[Its a Plant]

Well, ummm, I also "borrow" my neighbor's cable connection, so this got me thinking.

How can they tell if someone's hijacking their connection?

Not that I'm wondering or anything, just curious..

[HazardousToking]

I know its still up because i can access it from my kitchen but not from my living room anymore. Im pretty sure they knew something was up because i was downloading torrents at night and I forgot to set it to shut off by morning because anyone would notice a 100kbs drain.

Last person I used to hijack from password blocked their connection, which was smart because I had access to their network folders and they had personal information in them for some reason.

Thanks for your input you guys....


Your secret is safe with me plant

[bedake]

Well, ummm, I also "borrow" my neighbor's cable connection, so this got me thinking.

How can they tell if someone's hijacking their connection?

Not that I'm wondering or anything, just curious..

Go to your browser address bar, type in

192.168.2.1

some people leave the password default which is blank

you can see whos using the network in there, thats one easy way

[Cloud997]

LOL