Posts Tagged ‘Cmd’

May 22 2009

How To Setup MAC filtering

Set up MAC filtering Media Access Control or MAC – A 12 digit address attached to network device. Pocket PC’s PSP, Laptops, Desktop etc all have a MAC address. it can be hard to find a MAC address depending on the hardware used. However the time spent securing this section will prevent hackers from walking straight into your network and stealing information. For Windows desktop users click Start, then Run, then type cmd in the text box. The type ipconfig/all in the Dos Window. 12 digit Physical Address is the MAC address.

Basically the MAC filters devices from accessing your wireless modem. By identifying who can access your wireless modem adds a further security layer to your network. To enable MAC filtering, open your wireless modem software and enter the MAC address of those hardware you grant access to. Usually found under Security Settings of your modem control panel.

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March 5 2009

How can I bypass password on 1721 cisco router? I don’t get a cmd prompt to reset?

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I obtained this router from scrap. Im using hyperterminal to access it . The router boots but it prompts me to enter a password which I dont know. I read some documentation from cisco systems where they explain a process but I am not getting a command prompt to enter the commands explained in the documentation

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