wireless router passwords....

[lambo]

Use the Mac Address Filtering feature in Advance Settings. Turn on Mac Address Filtering and only allow the specific Mac Addresses (each wireless device has a Mac Address Unique to it) you want to have access to the wireless router. This is how i kept my ex roommate who was a cheap skate and didn't want to pay for internet from using the wireless feature, even though he knew the wireless password. ;)

qft

Also, name your network: Hey "Neighbor's Name," Eat a dick!

[Kershaw]

change you r password to imagfuckingwaffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswaffles

[selturk]

Just change your SSID and hide it.. problem solved :)

Edit: First make sure you change the default username and password of your router.

[Stoner Sam23]

Does he do bad things with your IP?

[HR2L]

I have a neighboor that keeps hacking into my system no matter how many times I change the password. I need advice on how to make it secure secure. I only use the basic cisco connection software because I don't know that much about the advance settings.

Suggestions?

Use the Mac Address Filtering feature in Advance Settings. Turn on Mac Address Filtering and only allow the specific Mac Addresses (each wireless device has a Mac Address Unique to it) you want to have access to the wireless router. This is how i kept my ex roommate who was a cheap skate and didn't want to pay for internet from using the wireless feature, even though he knew the wireless password. ;)

[Massimo]

Use letter numbers and symbols. If you have an email with your internet provider change the password on that as well, oh and FB or any other social networks.

If someone has access to anyone of those then they could obtain your internet password.

[Jand3rson]

Call Cisco, get their tech support, and explain to them your problem. They'll help you through the advanced settings so you can lock your network down a little more and prevent people from accessing it.

http://www.contacthelp.com/directory/Cisco?ListingID=249

[ALYKZANDYR]

I leave mine open, never have any problems, then again i dont live with 6,000 people within 100 feet of me.

[agile30]

I have a neighboor that keeps hacking into my system no matter how many times I change the password. I need advice on how to make it secure secure. I only use the basic cisco connection software because I don't know that much about the advance settings.

Suggestions?