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Posts Tagged ‘3com’
July 12 2009
3Com – Antenna – 802.11 a/b/g/n (draft) – 2 dBi – omni-directional
July 12th, 2009 
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May 6 2009
Change the SSID And Disable Its Broadcast
May 6th, 2009 feed 
Tags: 3com, antenna, array, Broadcast, Broadcast Service, Guess, Hackers, Phrase, Phrases, ssid, wireless access pointThe Service Set Identifier (SSID) is the identification string used by the wireless access point by which clients are able to initiate connections. This identifier is set by the manufacturer and each one uses a default phrase, such as “101″ for 3Com devices. Hackers that know these pass phrases can easily make unauthorised use of your wireless services. For each wireless access point you deploy, choose a unique and difficult-to-guess SSID, and, if possible, suppress the broadcast of this identifier out over the antenna so that your network is not broadcast for use. It will still be usable, but it won’t show up in a list of available networks.
