I WANT TO KNOW IF THERE IS A SOFTWARE THAT YOU CAN USE TO BLOCK
ANONYMOUS USAGE OF A BANDWITH....
   AM WORKING WITH A COMPANY SELLING BANDWIDTH, THE BANDWITH IS
OVERLAPPED AND IF YOU ARE USING A WIRELESS CARD IN YOUR LAPTOP YOU
JUST TUNE IT UP AND YOU GET THE CONNECTIVITY... HOPE YOU
UNDERSTAND??!!
   I JUST WANT TO KNOW IF THERE IS A SOFTWARE THAT YOU CAN USE TO
BLOCK OTHERS NOT GIVEN THE BANDWIDTH ACCESS TO YOU USE IT, THAT UNKNOW
TO THE BANDWIDTH PROVIDER.....

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Request for Question Clarification by leapinglizard-ga on 08 Jun 2005 19:26 PDT

I don't understand the question. Could you please clarify the nature
of the bandwidth service and what the laptop user is trying to
accomplish?

leapinglizard

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Clarification of Question by queensprince-ga on 08 Jun 2005 23:20 PDT

We have users that sometimes abuse our wireless policy. Is there a way
I can disrupt connectivity to the wireless area and users via a
notebook or iPAQ? This would be something like a hack to cause a
denial-of-service attack, without physically unplugging the access
point?
 And i want to know if i would be using any software to do that.
   thank you.

I don't think emulating a denial-of-service attack would be a good
idea. Just set up your wireless access points with password-protected
encryption. That way only people with the correct passwords (or those
you set up) will be allowed on the wireless network.

I have instructions for doing this at the link below. See section #2,
called "Enable WPA or WPA2 encryption":

http://www.andybrain.com/extras/wireless_configuration_security_basics.htm

Andy

Andy, ...Very Nice overview of "Wireless Network Security Basics" 

In fact, your whole site is fantastic, except it's in frames (can't
link directly to pages)...     :=(

And Andy, you have a lot of references to Google in your site...     ;=)

~~Cynthia

how about this?

http://www.softperfect.com/products/bandwidth/