Wireless Networking

Anyone know if the massive CPU flaw (Meltdown & Spectre) are in our WiFi devices?

Anyone know if the massive CPU flaw (Meltdown & Spectre) are in our WiFi devices? Massive chip flaw not limited to Inte...

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posted by harryne_wton

15 comments posted 8yrs posted by harryne_wton

Re: Google admits it tracked user location data even when the setting was turned off

He who is harry newton said on Tue, 21 Nov 2017 22:32:53 +-0000 (UTC): > Google admits it tracked user location data ev...

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posted by harry

14 comments posted 8yrs posted by harry

Rebooting radio in Santa Cruz mountains once a week via GitHub script?

If we wanted to automatically reboot our radios once a week, should we do it with a GitHub script on the radio or do yo...

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posted by harry

21 comments posted 8yrs posted by harry

How to best choke a receiver feedline

I'm installing an active antenna. >...

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posted by nojunk

9 comments posted 8yrs posted by nojunk

A confusing issue

I have been using and Xfinity hotspot for my wireless service for over a ye ar now without issues. Very strong signal a...

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posted by toni_brightman

9 comments posted 8yrs posted by toni_brightman

For Rod Speed: Example of Wi-Fi connection between two homes 5.4 km apart (3.4 miles)

Hi Rod Speed, Look at these WiFi signal strength values I just got when setting up a temporary Wi-Fi connection between...

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posted by harry

0 comments posted 8yrs posted by harry

How many decibels does this router radio REALLY output?

How many decibels does the router/radio below really output? ('cuz 26 + 18 is too high) In the before-and-after krack-u...

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posted by harry

6 comments posted 8yrs posted by harry

Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping

Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping The proof-of-concept exploit is called KRACK, s...

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posted by harry

8 comments posted 8yrs posted by harry

Re: Ubiquity wifi access point

> I've lost track of what name the person who was continually > comparing iOS and android systems who changes names > e...

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posted by rmblayrrroy

51 comments posted 8yrs posted by rmblayrrroy

Electric Co. just installed "smart meters", and...

About a month ago the utility swapped out all the meters here with "smart" ones, and ever since... I've had 803.11 prob...

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posted by dannyb

7 comments posted 8yrs posted by dannyb

wireless network transfers

There's a program called nitroshare that's as good as it's name. Blazing fast transfers with android, windows, Linux. I...

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posted by mt

6 comments posted 8yrs posted by mt

Suggestions on an EMTA Docsys 3 modem for a college kid at her 1st apartment

What hardware do you recommend for EMTA addition to an existing Docsys 3.0 modem? Just called Comcast to help a kid out...

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posted by dannydiamico

9 comments posted 8yrs posted by dannydiamico

Load sharing or Failover for a router? Or should I have two LANs?

I have a router that I think will do load sharing between two internet connections. It's an ASUS RT-AC66U. The internet...

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posted by invalid

3 comments posted 8yrs posted by invalid

Switching between Internet connections WiFi & Ethernet

How does Windows 10 handle manual & automatic switching between Internet WiFi & Ethernet connections? Does it automatic...

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posted by braam456987

14 comments posted 9yrs posted by braam456987

Mt. Everest internet

Wasn't there someone who used to post here about how he and his group were bringing internet access to the Mt. Everest...

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posted by dannyb

0 comments posted 9yrs posted by dannyb