Router/Firewall Recommendation
Jason Dixon
jason at dixongroup.net
Fri Jun 25 15:06:11 UTC 2004
On Jun 25, 2004, at 11:04 AM, Otto Haliburton wrote:
> I don't particularly have respect for someone who decides to call
> someone
> else a moron, I lose respect for them very fast and any follower who
> thinks
> that it is okay for them to disrespect someone because they are
> perceived to
> have earned some badge of honor. The guy maybe great, but I didn't
> endorse
> wireless routers in my post, in fact I put them down, but he didn't
> read the
> post carefully and opened his mouth and inserted foot. Wireless
> networks
> can be penetrated, but it is not trivial. You need to know where it
> is and
> come into range of the transmission limitations to start out with, you
> have
> to be able to select that wireless network out of all of the ones that
> are
> up and running. Cell phones, for example can be compromised, but you
> don't
> compromise them by selecting a particular phone, you select all
> transmission
> and throw the ones away that you are not interested in, but you can do
> this
> because they use a base station for transmissions. Wireless networks
> are
> very limited in their transmission range so you can't just say I'm
> going to
> take your signal, you have to get close. Someone mentioned directional
> antennae, but two way radios have directional antennae and I can't
> talk to
> someone in Germany with a two way radio. So, to get respect you need
> to be
> respectful, to get disrespect then open your mouth and call someone a
> moron.
How do you manage to talk so much and say so little?
--
Jason Dixon, RHCE
DixonGroup Consulting
http://www.dixongroup.net
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