Linksys Wireless-G WRT54G Router "piggyback routers" Questions

...to unsecure network. I'm new to all this, An unsecure network just means that other people can "piggyback" on your wireless connection. It's not dangerous. In fact, I'm sitting in a place with my ...

how do i set up a wall so people can't piggyback off my wireless Put WPA encryption on your wireless

...the router setup, CHANGE the wireless password to something you can use - but if you are hoping to piggyback or hack onto someones service using their wireless password, you're out of

piggybacking a linksys wrt160n with a westell 327w I want to add the linksys to my network but i have to continue to use the westell for my dsl. I am tryin to add wireless N fro better coverage to my ...

...range (example: more than one using the IP 192.168.1.1 and using the 192.168.1.x range.) If you are piggybacking routers then they will need to use different ranges. Its the third one we have tried. ...

Im tryig to piggyback my wrt54g router to another part of the house. I have a cable coming from my linksys e1000 n router which is my main router. When i plug the cable into the 54g i can access the ...

Laptop can't connect to DSL-G604T Newly set up DSL has WPA2 with network key set up. Three laptops can access Wireless router (2 x Vista and 1 x XP). With Dell D630, I can't access it, even though ...

...simply plugged into my existing router. Hope you can help. Yours Sincerely Oran Harper Yes you can piggyback off of your current router without any repercussions however it seems a bit un-necessary ...

.../192.168.0.1 but it's not doing anything. I have a Macbook. Can you please help so that nobody will piggyback me anymore? If it doesn't come up with user and password screen do a reset to factory ...

Can I piggyback a wireless router onto a hard-wired router? I currently have a hardwired D-Link EBR-2310 and I'm using all 4 ports, including one into which my laptop is plugged.. Is it possible to ...