Lo Increase wireless network security, and find who is to play play our wireless ama.
Wireless networks are a wonderful invention. With wireless, we can easily deploy a complex computer network without the need to connect them to cable. But unfortunately, many are abusing the wireless to their own interests. So others injured.Some ways to monitor and ensure that our wireless ama from attack ... hehehe:<!--[ If! SupportLists] -> 1. <!--[ Endif] -> Network MonitoringHackers are always looking for a place that has the best network to attack so that he can easily embrace the victim .... (Ga wi-fi Would you tiba2 suddenly slow and you do not know why?? Wkawakw)Although we already use wi-fi monitoring software, the software maker sepintar2nya definitely biased hacker skipped right? Ehhehehe ...I have a good tips for you ...There is a good software manufacturer name inSSIDer MetaGeek.Here appearance gan:<!--[ If! SupportLineBreakNewLine] -><!--[ Endif] ->
How to use:<!--[ If! SupportLists ]-->- <!--[ endif] -> Run and select your wireless network interface from the pull-down menu at the top of the window inSSIDer.<!--[ If! SupportLists ]-->- <!--[ endif] -> Click the start button. At the top there is a table that contains tissue found inSSIDer. In this table contains information ranging from the wi-fi access pointanya, network name (it's called language gaulnya aka SSID) wakwkawk ..., continued strength of the signal, the same type of security that using that wi-fi ..<!--[ If! SupportLists ]-->- <!--[ endif] -> Continue to try the clay on the table km Time Graph. The inSSIDer This bias shows real time graphs can describe the signal strength of each list of networks. (So if you slow signal, could plasticity wkawkakw here .. ... but not necessarily slow because the signal ... hackers could be due to bad weather or congenital modem again lelet amatt ...) waakwkawk<!--[ If! SupportLists ]-->- <!--[ endif] -> On the x GHz channels there is a graph showing the signal strength. So if we do not get a good signal, try km change the access point to one of the guns using that network around you, and then reconnect it.<!--[ If! SupportLists ]-->- <!--[ endif] -> Column RSSI (received signal strength indication) in the table can be used as sebg Untk size. Knowing the distance between you and the signal space.