e.g laptop detects some unknown persons wireless network and u connect to it
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in turkey it isnt.but i think in uk is the same.i use someones wireless connectıon,my neighbours :)
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You can use the software: "WIDI"\n\n\n\n--- ► λ ◄
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Hi,\n\nHere is a pic with many laptop connections.\nAll are named on the pic.
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Also make sure he is broadcasting his network name. It may be you cannot pick it up because he is not broadcasting it. I also know by default windows xp will not auto connect to unsecure wireless lans. So you may have to go in and force it to connect
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First off, is his router wireless? if its cross house I hope its a dual antenna and possibly needing a booster antenna. Then you need to use your laptops wireless software to search for available wireless networks. Then see if his network pops up and try to connect, it may ask for information(wep numbers and whatnot) that only your neighbor can get through his router setup software.\n\nif the network does not appear on your laptop that means the connection is not strong enough and you need a better router or the antenna kit for larger distances.
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Nortornis to secure ur computer. But if u have wireless modem other wireless user will certainly be able to see ur network. So you will have set up for the wireless modem. Better call ur ISP tech support n ask them to enable security on the modem. U can email me at..nithujns@yahoo.co.in
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conect network cable from router to laptop and enter your internet password make sure you have your wireless internet account\nactivated
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Tutorial...\n\nhttp://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html
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wifi and bluetooth are totally different things and different technologies, although they are both 'wireless' technologies.\n\nthe chances of someone accessing your internet connection via the bluetooth on your laptop are incredibly slim, particularily since the data speed of bluetooth isn't very fast so browsing the internet via a bluetooth network connection isn't normally worth it.\n\nIF you have a wireless router with either a built in or connected modem then these are often open to abuse - especially if no security has been setup on them because anyone can connect to them wirelessly provided they're within the range of the router.\n\nIF you DO have a wireless router, you will need to read it's manual regarding enabling security settings. normally a wpa or wep should be set, and possibly mac address filtering too - these will stop just anyone using your router/internet connection.\n\nIF you DO NOT have a wireless router, it could be the case that your computer has been 'rooted' or otherwise compromised by a trojan which is allowing full access to your machine by an intruder. in this case you should disconnect from the internet and do a full virus scan to look for and remove trojans.
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Find yourself a port scanner.  You can get one that will allow you to scan the PC, find out what it's called (host name/netbios name) and even give you the username of anyone logged in to it.\n\nI just did a quick search and found one called Angry IP Scanner.  It will do all the above.  Should be enough to provide you with the clues you need.  http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/
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You might be able to, depending on whether you can get signal or not. \n\nMore than one computer can connect via a wireless router with no problems in most all cases. If your neighbor has secured the network with a password then you are out of luck unless you can hack it or get the password from him.\n\nI 'borrowed' signal from my neighbor while I was reconfiguring my router but his network is unsecured.\n\nIt sounds like he is not being completely honest, most likely to keep his network private...
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i'm assuming you mean to use it without permission?\nyes there is, but it's not easy and can take a long long time to crack\ni would suggest the program wepcrack http://wepcrack.sourceforge.net/\nif your wireless card does not support packet injection this can take weeks, depending on how active the wlan is.\ngood luck ;)\nyou really should get permission first though, i live in a cluster of apartment buildings, and a lot of people were trying to get on my wireless network, so i setup a dummy network, and when people log on i steal their passwords and read their IM conversations, some say it's unethical, but they're on _my_ network without my permission and trying to use the network resources that i pay for with my hard earned money.  so just keep that in mind when you're on someone else's network.
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if you have no public IP adresses you can make connectin between computer with VPN and u need VPN server
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you misunderstand something. it's precisely vice versa - you can "hack" resp. use the unsecure wireless network of your neighbor, but no one can use your secure network - period.
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If you are using Wireless connection, then, get some wireless security like McAfee Hi-Fi wireless security suite.
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Go through your cable company or get a wireless NIC and borrow a neighbors connection.
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You could log onto the routers maintanence page and see wh ois connected to it, and see fi it has a logging function you can use to see who logged on previously.\n\nThe best way to stop other people to use it is to change the "SSID" name to one only you know, connect up your laptop and the turn "SSID Broadcast" to "off" so nobody can see yoru signal unless they know what it is called.\n\nUsing security like WEP etc. will also help stop unwanted people