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>BS>>> Try being serious for once. I'm not interested
in playing your
>BS>>> chidish games.
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>>> I am not playing childish games. I am asking how two devices
can present
>>> the same MAC address and not confuse things?
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>BS> You are,
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> I was asking an honest question.
must be the way you phrase your choice of words.
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>BS> and they can't.
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> Therefore my wireless network link here is secure. Thank you.
partially, remember someone with a more powerful transmitter could
overpower your transmitter.
Use the following as a guideline:
"no wireless network is totally secure"
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>>> If MAC filtering is so useless, why do they even build it into the
>>> wireless devices?
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>BS> Because most users don't understand the finer aspects of
> security.
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> It is built in my the wireless device manufacturer, not the user.
Who don't understand it, much less use it.
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> It seems most users don't even enable it....
My point exactly.
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