okayy ii was playing my game and the wireless connection didnt even work.... and now ii cant play anymore... ii think the neighbors are greedy so they turned off their router.... do you think thats mean???lol.... but ii dont care.. im bored so just wanted to hear people opinion...lol....
hmm well if your sneaking on someone elses internet connection the chances are they turned it off so no one could sneeakk ;)
Heey answer my question!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Sounds like you were receiving a signal from an un-secured port. No login or password required. Now they have secured the port. Hope this explains it.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Is it possible to locate a PC (within a local network) based on MAC address?
Suppose there's a wi-fi router placed centrally in a park. Anyone can come to the park with their wi-fi enabled devices and use the connection. Everyone in the park will be given Class C IP address. Now, in the admin module of the wi-fi the administrator is able to see, the machine name, the MAC address and the assigned IP address to all the connected devices. Is it possible for the admin to physically locate a particular machine, say, someone who's misusing the connection, and thrash him/her? I know its possible to disconnect/ban him if need be, but can he be really 'located'?
It depends on how hard the administrator wants to work and how many people on connected at the time.
The chances of getting caught the first time will be pretty slim. But by the 5th time, process of elimination will most likely get you ID'd
After that, banning the machine by using the MAC ID is trivial.
It depends on how hard the administrator wants to work and how many people on connected at the time.
The chances of getting caught the first time will be pretty slim. But by the 5th time, process of elimination will most likely get you ID'd
After that, banning the machine by using the MAC ID is trivial.
DOES WI-FI WORK ON AIRPLANES?
im going to america its like 11 hr flight do they have WI-FI for my laptop
I doubt it, you'll probably have to do something else, besides internet on your LapTop. Sorry.
WiFi is a short range signal (HotSpot or Wireless Access), you must be within range of Someones Router or Network. In rare cases someone might use a Cantenna to shoot out a HotZone.
The staff on the AirPlane may or may not allow you to use Wireless Devices, whether it be (Service Providers or WiFi). But, at the Airport you certainly could. Even if your allowed, I doubt that there would be WiFi Access in the Plane, as for Service Providers, the answer would be Yes, that's again only if your allowed to. Although being above clouds you probably would have a harder time getting service.
I've never been on a plane, but its just a thought.
Nope. No airplanes currently have wi-fi service though some airlines are thinking about offering it. It's also not allowed to turn on your computer's wi-fi while the plane is in flight (although if you did do it, your computer would not pick up anything except possible other computer users who also shouldn't be using their wi-fi).
WiFI has to be turned off whilst in flight, because it interferes with the Instruments.
there is no internet coverage on a aeroplane. Wifi is a short range signal. there is no Wifi on or in a plane.
If you have a certain provider yes. But you are not allowed to use anything that sends or receives a signal so it doesn't matter anyways.
No. Airlines do not provide Internet service. You'll have to wait until you're in the airport. And they charge you for it!
Your wifi should be turned off on a plane!!!
the plane can crash if people turn on wifi you can goto prison if caught!!!
unless you have permission!!!
doubtful
I doubt it, you'll probably have to do something else, besides internet on your LapTop. Sorry.
WiFi is a short range signal (HotSpot or Wireless Access), you must be within range of Someones Router or Network. In rare cases someone might use a Cantenna to shoot out a HotZone.
The staff on the AirPlane may or may not allow you to use Wireless Devices, whether it be (Service Providers or WiFi). But, at the Airport you certainly could. Even if your allowed, I doubt that there would be WiFi Access in the Plane, as for Service Providers, the answer would be Yes, that's again only if your allowed to. Although being above clouds you probably would have a harder time getting service.
I've never been on a plane, but its just a thought.
Nope. No airplanes currently have wi-fi service though some airlines are thinking about offering it. It's also not allowed to turn on your computer's wi-fi while the plane is in flight (although if you did do it, your computer would not pick up anything except possible other computer users who also shouldn't be using their wi-fi).
WiFI has to be turned off whilst in flight, because it interferes with the Instruments.
there is no internet coverage on a aeroplane. Wifi is a short range signal. there is no Wifi on or in a plane.
If you have a certain provider yes. But you are not allowed to use anything that sends or receives a signal so it doesn't matter anyways.
No. Airlines do not provide Internet service. You'll have to wait until you're in the airport. And they charge you for it!
Your wifi should be turned off on a plane!!!
the plane can crash if people turn on wifi you can goto prison if caught!!!
unless you have permission!!!
doubtful
What does this mean when I try to diagnose the problem?
Today my computer is going crazy. The internet connection is going off and on randomly and I've been trying to reset the local area connection adapter to fix the problem but nothing works. It says that I'm connected to 'Local only' and I have no idea what to do. Anyway, to get to the point, when I tried diagnosing the problem, this pop-up appeared: http://i422.photobucket.com/albums/pp303...
The webpage that I was led to is this one: http://www.microsoft.com/en/us/default.a...
What do I do? Please answer. >_<
reset your modem
That Microsoft Web page is useless. The pop-up isn't much better. You do already have an ISP, don't you?
Have you tried calling its tech support line? You may have a modem that's going bad, or a problem with the ISP's connection.
Good luck.
The webpage that I was led to is this one: http://www.microsoft.com/en/us/default.a...
What do I do? Please answer. >_<
reset your modem
That Microsoft Web page is useless. The pop-up isn't much better. You do already have an ISP, don't you?
Have you tried calling its tech support line? You may have a modem that's going bad, or a problem with the ISP's connection.
Good luck.
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