Re: Can One SSID Be More Secure Than Another?

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Anav Sarcastic Llama? Naw, Just Acerbic Premium join:2001-07-16 Dartmouth, NS	reply to sded Re: Can One SSID Be More Secure Than Another? Do you know what the purpose of the SSID is? If your having problems with too many B/G units in the area, suggest using A wifi. If your concern is security simply use WPA/WPA2.
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SoonerAl Old Enough To Know Better Premium,MVM join:2002-07-23 Norman, OK	said by Anav : Do you know what the purpose of the SSID is? If your having problems with too many B/G units in the area, suggest using A wifi. If your concern is security simply use WPA/WPA2. Right on brother... Using a unique SSID for the home wireless network to aid in identifying and troubleshooting purposes and the use of WPA2/WPA with a long random key is the best security you can have for home users. The rest is smoke and mirrors... Personally I broadcast my unique wireless network SSID and use a 63-character random ASCII key and WPA-PSK (AES). My wireless network runs at full power 24/7 whether I am home or not on short term or long term travel. No unathorized intrusions here. -- "When all else fails, read the instructions..." MS-MVP Windows – Desktop User Experience
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digitalslurp Premium join:2008-04-22 Richmond, VA clubs: ·Vonage ·Verizon FIOS	said by SoonerAl : Personally I broadcast my unique wireless network SSID and use a 63-character random ASCII key and WPA-PSK (AES). My wireless network runs at full power 24/7 whether I am home or not on short term or long term travel. No unathorized intrusions here. Same here. WPA2-PSK AES with a 63 character key.
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