I wanted to ask if I can block someone using wireless internet from the same router ? What I have to do ?
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Yes you can do that . There is a option of blocking by mac address . Search it in admin panel, depending which router you are using .
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There is no admin panel … this is whta I have got …
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Whats the make and model of your router?
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Whats the make and model of your router?
ADSL2+ Wireless G Router
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Thats not the make or model of the router.
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How about this one 
Product Information
Model Number ---- ADSL2+ Wireless G Router
Ethernet MAC ---- 00:30:0A:E9:31:67
DSL MAC ---- 00:30:0A:E9:31:68
AP MAC ---- 00:30:0a:ce:39:62
Software Versions
Gateway ---- 3.7.0
Firmware ---- 120.83.2-001
ATM Driver ---- 6.02.00.12
DSL HAL ---- 6.02.00.10
DSL Datapump ---- 6.02.00.-72 Annex A
SAR HAL ---- 01.07.2c
PDSP Firmware ---- 0.54
Wireless Firmware ---- 3.4.0.41
Wireless APDK ---- 6.4.4.27
Boot Loader ---- 1.4.0.4
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I am using exactly this one …
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why dont you just put a password on the wifi and secure it like an insaan ka bacha?
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look under Wireless tab
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look under Wireless tab
What does it have to do anything with blocking ?
:(
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^^MAC Filtering should be under wireless tab.
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^ there is a bridge filters option under advanced tab … which is kinda beyond my senses
& there is this security management option under wireless tab which is asking for a MAC address to allow or ban someone … now what the hell is this mac address ? 
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post screenshots of wireless tab. lets see whats going on in ur head:hehe:
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DMD, i think all he/she wants to do is make sure no one uses wifi. he/she is only using the wired port of the router but it comes built it in with wifi. why not just set up WEP/WPA?
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^^And i bet router is still using default username & password:hehe:
WEP/WPA is good option but nothing wrong in going extra secure
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ohh and unknownnn je whats wrong in using WEP /WPA?
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DMD, i think all he/she wants to do is make sure no one uses wifi. he/she is only using the wired port of the router but it comes built it in with wifi. why not just set up WEP/WPA?
I want to block those who already knew the password & using my wifi.
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Bridge filter option I was talking about …
& security management option…
