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Wireless router and linux with dhcp question	by celticess	2004-12-06 12:12:37
Disable dhcp on the router 1st	by drummergeek	2004-12-06 12:18:47
I have no control over it	by celticess	2004-12-06 12:33:51
If he wants to do that here is another option	by drummergeek	2004-12-06 12:53:27
he wants to link his desktop to the laptop	by celticess	2004-12-06 13:02:45
and also allow the laptop on the net. If it didn't cost so bloody much I'd get my own cable net seperate. Also hmm he doesn't even keep his pc firewall up to date. Zone alarm is over 2 yrs old on there and he ignores the security update warnings. His response is "it's only 2 yrs old what's the big deal? Your being silly updating it that much." Then of course I've ran spyware checkers on his machine once for him to do him a favour... oooh a few hundred things it removed. :( But he was grumpy I installed that but I said look your systems wonky and slow I suspect it's got crud... and sure enough I was right.(he doesn't keep up the anti spyware either so it's out of date now as well) He all the same thinks he's secure and very secure at that. I told him no he isn't because his firewall isn't up to date. His response was "whatever."
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Set it up as a WAP instead of a router	by drummergeek	2004-12-06 13:05:35
Doing so	by drummergeek	2004-12-06 13:06:33
Well he wants me to use it instead of the hub	by celticess	2004-12-06 13:08:30
You will actually see better performance and will	by drummergeek	2004-12-06 13:10:31

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