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=== Wireless Isolation === | === Wireless Isolation === | ||
- | * If you want to open up wireless to outsiders (even just a neighbor), look for a wirelesss router with an ''isolation '' feature that blocks wireless-to-wired networking, most often found in [[#Hotspot Routers|"hotspot" routers]]. | + | * If you want to open up wireless to outsiders (even just a neighbor), look for a wirelesss router with an '''isolation''' feature that blocks wireless-to-wired networking, most often found in [[#Hotspot Routers|"hotspot" routers]]. |
- | * If you also have wireless devices, then look for a wireless router or access point with a ''wireless isolation'' feature that blocks peer-to-peer wireless networking (''e.g.,'' [http://www.netgear.com/products/details/WG302.php NETGEAR WG302]). | + | * If you also have wireless devices, then look for a wireless router or access point with a '''wireless isolation''' feature that blocks peer-to-peer wireless networking (''e.g.,'' [http://www.netgear.com/products/details/WG302.php NETGEAR WG302]). |
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+ | === Guest Account === | ||
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+ | A good alternative to [[#Wireless Isolation|Wireless Isolation]] is a '''Guest Account''' feature that not only isolates wireless guests from your own wireless (and wired) networking, but also can provide security ([[wikipedia:Wi-Fi Protected Access|WPA]]) for your guests. Products with such capability include: | ||
+ | * [http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=377018 Belkin N1 Vision wireless router F5D8232-4]<br>(different SSID for Private and Guests) | ||
+ | * [http://www.myessentialssupport.com/product/?pid=ME1004-R My Essential G Router ME-1004R] (Belkin)<br>(same SSID for Private and Guests, different WPA passphrases) | ||
=== What is Wardriving? === | === What is Wardriving? === |