Describe your network security in one word and win a Lightsaber!
Thank you for working with IT, where you can have it your way, but don't get crazy!!! I have a complicated order, I'll have a network please, minus the users, minus backups, minus the security.... Oh...
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OK. I even had DOS (at least what router reported) attack from anonymous on my network, router reported it in log, and Hughes net data cap went over. I found that out I was glad like a month before I...
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compman wrote: I left SSID off though so it isn't seen if somebody came up drive, or is in the woods. FYI - that's not really true. Although when broadcast is off it is true that some devices won't...
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FYI - that's not really true. Although when broadcast is off it is true that some devices won't see your SSID, many still will. And any kind of scanner will pick it right up. I knew scanners could...
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Best practice is always to encrypt - but, lets face it, if the data isn't worth stealing, and it is too for anyone to reasonably find it - no one is going to pull over to the side of the road, walk up...
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Eric M wrote: Best practice is always to encrypt - but, lets face it, if the data isn't worth stealing, and it is too for anyone to reasonably find it - no one is going to pull over to the side of the...
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Again - I agree - and although I don't know where compman lives, but his description suggests he is on a substantial lot of land. If you live in the middle of nowhere, have a 50' range on your...
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I had thought about possible stuff like that, but based on my location I didn't think was really necessary. Also who on earth would go somewhere 15 miles from the nearest city to get junky satellite...
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Hey all you security Jedi out there.... Thanks for all the creative and amusing one word descriptions of your IT security. I got a kick out of many of your single word descriptions, and could relate...
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