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DON'T PUT A PASSWORD ANYPLACE YOU DON'T HAVE TO !!!!! |
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IF YOU HAVE TO OR YOU REALLY WANT TO |
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WRITE THEM DOWN AND PUT THEM IN A SAFE PLACE |
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Once in your computer and once someplace other than in your computer |
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You haven't lived till you spend the day on the
phone with MSN trying to find out your password |
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| Here's the scoop: just like a house key is keyed, literally designed to only open one lock, so is a wireless network security password intended to just open up one door, one access point to the Internet. If you don't have your house key, you can't unlock your front door, and similarly, if you don't have your WEP key, you cannot use your wireless network. |
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IN OTHER WORDS |
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If you have a wireless router installed or if you or someone else installs a wireless router in your home |
| and you put a WEP key in it make damn sure you write it down. Without it you can't use if it gets deleted |
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and the kids and grandkids won't be able to connect to your internet on their computers. |
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And you don't want them using your computer now do you |
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PASSWORD ! |
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A lady is helping her husband install his computer. Having completed that successfully, she said he now should have a password that he would easily remember, so he would be able to use his computer when it asks him his password. |
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| Being a bit of a “He-man,” he winks at his wife and says "penis." |
| As he enters the password and presses the mouse button, his wife bursts into a hysterical fit of laughter |
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| The computer responded: "Too Short" entry refused |
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