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o computer systems without getting caught.A Simple, Low Cost Option For small operations where the number of wireless users is lim ited and can be monitored by staff, a simple wireless router gateway connected to your incoming DSL or cable Internet service wi ll suffice. However, there are a few important considerations and limitations if you go this route.Security and access control are primary considerations. When you set up the router, learn how to secure the system with a password and plan on changing it at lea fonts st twice per week, if not daily. For best coverage, connect the router to the Internet using an ethernet cable long enough to allo w you to put the router in a high, central location, keeping access to power in mind.Devise a simple, easy to manage, way to let y PurplePixie our customers know the password. Prepare an instruction sheet explaining how to connect using Windows XP, Windows Vista or a Mac. .
ovide technical help.As the above indicates, this option does not provide much control over users. The only practical way to charg e for the service would be to require a purchase to get the password. Likewise you'll have to rely on mutual respect, trust and st aff monitoring to prevent some users from visiting inappropriate sites or hogging the system by downloading videos, music and the like. Low Cost, More Control and Complexity See the ZoneCD Resource link for information on an Open Source, wireless Internet cont textures rol package. It includes features such as a login screen to simplify customer access, user classes with variable time and usage li mits for each class, individual customer tickets, filters to prevent access to undesirable sites and to prevent large downloads, p PurplePixie lus a number of useful reports.Get professional help with the installation and setup unless you have experience with this sort of .
ore money in return for technical help and, in some cases, equipment specific to the network you join. Possibilities include Boing o affiliates, FON, iPass affiliates, NetNearU, as well as regional hotspot aggregators.Another option is to work with a reputable local consultant to put together a system customized to suit your needs.1 Install the software included with your SATA PCI adapter to your computer. Restart your PC if necessary. 2 Turn off your computer. Disconnect the power cord, the monitor and any peripher 3d models al devices. 3 Remove the case from your computer. Touch the computer's chassis to ground yourself, and gently place your computer on its right side. 4 Unscrew and remove the slot cover adjacent to an available PCI slot on your ASUS motherboard. The PCI slot is PurplePixie located directly next to the rear of the computer. 5 Remove your PCI card from its protective packaging. Line up the gold prongs .
