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Router Security
I purchased a Linksys N Ultra Range Plus router. I would like to have only my PC's and laptops able to access it. Saying this... what is the easiest way to keep it secure? I don't think I need any advanced encryption methods. What about MAC address filtering? What would be the fastest and simplest way to keep it secure? Thanks
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Re: Router Security
The ONLY way to insure security here is WPA/WPA2 encryption with a strong key.
A good read: The Six Dumbest Ways to Secure A Wireless LAN
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