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So my friend is moving into this house across the street from mine in a few weeks, and I was over at the house checking it out with him. I whipped out my ipod touch to look at something online, and realized that I wasn't in my house, but in another across the street. I then wondered "I wonder if my network is accessable from here". Sure enough it was. Wasn't all that fast, but I didn't have time to troubleshoot my speed issue. Could have been the website or the ipod.
My question is, I want to let me friend leech off my internet and charge him like $20. This will work out well because he'll be on the net at the late hours of the evening, while I'm sleeping, and I'll be on it during the "normal" hours of being on a computer. But on the weekend I could be up till like 2a or so, and I don't want him leeching all my bandwith and making the internet not accessable. I don't play online games or anything, but during a LAN party, playing internet games(which he does) kills bandwith, even if you are just surfing the net. Is there a way to admin the wireless part of the network? I have an older linksys router.
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Mod Edit - This is called "Resale of Services" and is specifically prohibited by most broadband service provider's "Terms of Service". Thanks - BlindedByScience
My question is, I want to let me friend leech off my internet and charge him like $20. This will work out well because he'll be on the net at the late hours of the evening, while I'm sleeping, and I'll be on it during the "normal" hours of being on a computer. But on the weekend I could be up till like 2a or so, and I don't want him leeching all my bandwith and making the internet not accessable. I don't play online games or anything, but during a LAN party, playing internet games(which he does) kills bandwith, even if you are just surfing the net. Is there a way to admin the wireless part of the network? I have an older linksys router.
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Mod Edit - This is called "Resale of Services" and is specifically prohibited by most broadband service provider's "Terms of Service". Thanks - BlindedByScience