Do I need to load additional security software with AT&T DSL?
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Absolutely!!! No service provider has adequate Security software to stop Hackers ,Trojans, and or Viruses from entering your computer...I personally like Kaspersky Anti-Hacker & AntiVirus Personal...A router is also a good idea...Highspeed Internet just means that they can access your computer even faster!!! Make sure that this is in place BEFORE connecting to the Internet!!! Otherwise you'll be infected within Minutes!!!
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Remove all the software that came w/ your DSL account.  It is spyware and you don't need it at all.
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motivesb.exe  is related to AT&T and  not necassary to have.\nGoto http://ccleaner.com\nand run the free registry cleaner
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No, you don't need software, the OS takes care of that, but you will need an ISP for internet.  Set it up in System Preferences > Network.
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You could stop using kerberos security.  That would be one change.  Or you could remove or add a device to your network that would be another change.  You could move from Novell to Microsoft another change.  You need to add more details to your question.
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Yes.  Having two firewall applications will cause conflicts, and will not protect your PC as well as having one program.
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http://dslhelp.att.net/iw/dsl/access_info.jsp?platform=none
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getting pass the software security, or pirating the software
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Wt is basically happening when u try to install AOL?\nDid u get any error message?\nAlso bring firewall security down to medium.
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If the security suite is part of the DSL software then if you remove the software which is recommended if you are selling it will also be removed.\nIf you do not remove the software then the stored ID for the account should allow for updates from any Internet connection.\nBut if someone connects a DSL modem and gets online you could receive additional billing for the extra access.\n\nHope this helps.
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Security system? I'm running the 2wire HomePortal that came with the package. It has a built in firewall that seems to work well, much like a software firewall it'll log minor things like a port scan and others like a DDoS, haven't had any problems yet.
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Here you have some good and free programs to use:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/security.htm
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If you're using Windows XP, then you can arguably get by with the firewall that's built in.  Info is available here: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/security/winfirewall.mspx\n\nDepending on your network configuration, your DSL Router can also offer some benefits (most hardware routers offer SPI filtering). \n\nIf you have an old computer lying around you can also have it function as a firewall with linux: http://www.coyotelinux.com/products.php?Product=coyote\n\nAgain, it all depends on what you have available and the specifics of your computer.
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nopes.. DSL box /modem use the phone line as input, but do totally different things..hence you cannot use them in each others place
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search for spped test at the net , if ur speed matches the test , then its ok , for browsing no need to upgrade the pc , also the dsl is limited to ur subscription speed , 256,512 , ...
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well i guess what you can do is create two separate accounts for both users and give limited access (not admin rights)\n\nYou would be connecting to the dsl network via a modem ,so uninstall the modem drivers for the user for whom you dont want to give net access and and install the the modem drivers for the user with net access.This should serve the purpose ,also for both users disable the right to install software..so the user you want to prevent from accessing net cannot install any drivers to be able to access the net
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what do you need inaserco, is it a service related problem