Re: how to disabled Network Neighborhood WIFI USER
Steven Nusser <[email protected]>
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If you want to block this for just your Wifi users, your best bet is to place the Linksys on a separate interface (which will probably be labeled OPT1). You can then use the firewall to block Wifi users from browsing computers on the rest of your network. Note however that you won't be able to prevent Wifi users from browsing other Wifi users - as the traffic between wireless users will never leave the Linksys, therefore never getting firewalled. -- Steven C. Nusser On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 12:02 PM, Juan Carlos Ceron Leal <[email protected]>wrote: > would have to remove the network switch ????? > as WAN interface connects directly to the internet > LAN interface and the interface to a switch and Ethernet cables to switch > out computers and turn to the LAN interface interconeto a linksys > wrt54g for wireless > users, it is here where I do not want to display the network environment > > *LA YUMÉ NUM T´OX MUK IL IN TIAL > OM MANI PADME HUM > Juan Carlos Cerón Leal* >