Recent content by TJohnny

Enable the DHCP server on your wireless router and that should solve the limited connectivity issue. I am not sure what you mean with "network is unidentified" though. TJ

Fine, especially if it is random and hexadecimal. Excellent, as someone who regularly exploits admins' negligence I can tell you this is going to save you a lot of stolen internet connections (but not a real hacker attack, that lasts too short). This does not change a thing, as I wrote in...

You call people on bullshits and I am a huge bullshitter... but you did not call me a smart ass (like everybody can read in this very thread). This is too sad. I will not answer you anymore (I do not have hundreds of posts reported and I do not want to) and I already trashed your PMs. You are...

What an intuition... if I only had not written it clearly. When will you learn that reading before writing is a good thing? And please lower the tone of your language, you already have three posts reported (with this are four) where you call me anything between smart ass and complete idiot...

Pretty much, but you have a funny way to say things that I like. Yes, it is possible, the technology is called Wake-up on Wireless LAN (WoWLAN). Now I see what confused me. You are planning to have WoWLAN without using WoWLAN but the WoL feature on the ethernet card (and this makes perfect...

It is not a coincidence, as a matter of fact, but a result depending on several factors not all related to living behind a NAT service. The following are a few things that come to my mind stimulated by your reflections. 1) Unprotected access is typical in home networking, where the type of...

Mmmh... Already tried starting IE in safe-mode (Start > Accessories > System Tools)? Now you leave me clueless! Did not you say other computers show the images correctly? Me too, but I insist. Do your homework and check the hell out of your machines because as far as I can see the...

For the first part (number) you set a constant to substitute the first parameter (%1) and rearrange parameter naming like this (code tested and working, you can c&p): Echo Off :: COUNT.BAT Syntax: Count #_of_lines FileName Output_File set LinesToExtract=50 Echo. If %1.==. Echo Missing...

Exactly. Exactly. Not only, there are two types of injection, authenticated and unathenticated, and the second (low-level injection) works before the mac filter kicks in. Exactly. Even if average Joe (Joe the plumber? ;)) will never bump into any filter as long as the key and encryption...

Thank you, pal, that is exacly what I had in mind! (but in the future I will not use that kind of sarcastic language anymore, yesterday I passed the line and I am glad the moderators erased my post. Sorry xphil3 and sorry everybody else) TJ

No, unless you have a web server in your computer and you probably do not. One thing I still have to understand is how the problem extended from job's to home computer. Is it the same computer (laptop) on two different connections, two different computers that share the same connection or two...

You said I am hilarious and you called me a hoot. I am sorry I cannot say the same for you. You are boring. TJ

It is a configuration problem, you can stop messing with hardware and drivers. The symptoms you report are all compatible with a bandwith-delay product bigger then your TCP window size. Also speedtest.org has only four servers and chances are you are not very close to any of them, aggravating...

You are probably under attack by a not very experienced wireless hacker. Deauthenticating the clients is a common techinque to catch ARP requests and reinject them in the network, but that sounds already too clever. A real hacker never deauthenticates more than a couple machines, if you go steal...

It you is giving you that info to the router... Is it your router? It is almost incredible you got a SYN flood in late 2008. SYN flood attacks are a thing of the past, it is years they don't work anymore, not even for a DoS. Modern systems do not allocate resources (TCP connections) before an...