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serious problems. For example, if the WEP configuration is incorrect, the wireless client will not be able to obtain an IP address from the DHCP server on the wireless network (even if the wireless access point has no DHCP capabilities). If the wireless client uses a static IP address, it will not be able to ping the IP address of the wireless access point, which is often mistaken for the network is not connected. The basic technique for determining whether a WEP configuration error or a netwo

1. Mixed wireless networks often fall off the line Failure phenomenon Use the Linksys WPC54G network card and Linksys WRT54G AP to build a wireless LAN that uses IEEE 802.11G protocols and a few 802.11B network adapters. The line is often dropped when using wrt54g for 54mb/s connections. Fault analysis In theory, the IEEE 802.11g protocol is backward-compatible with the 802.11B protocol, and devices usi

can cover, and the manufacturer has the default SSID settings for the devices it produces. For example, the SSID of a Linksys device is usually "Linksys." Admittedly, knowing the SSID itself does not allow your neighbors to break into your wireless network, but knowing the SSID can easily lead to other unintended consequences. More importantly, if someone discovers the default SSID, it's easy to be the ta

your network will be assigned a unique key to transform the encrypted data. Since WPA uses dynamic key cryptography, the key is constantly changing, making it almost impossible to invade your wireless network. If your device supports encryption technology that is considered one of the highest levels of security for your wireless network, we will recommend WPA to you. Why is WPA security important? If WPA is not configured in your wireless network, you are open to having someone intercept your

Describes how to set up a home wireless local area network articles, you can search out a lot of online, these articles look very good, not only the details of the process described with the relevant pictures. Because of professional reasons, although I used to pay attention to the wireless router configuration in this respect, but because there is no actual operation and flow on the surface, the last few days can not resist the temptation to do a set of Netgear (the United States Network) of th

automatically obtain IP Dhclient Ath0 Automatically allow Ath0 to scan available wireless networks sudo iwlist ath0 scan Ath0 Scan Completed: Cell 01-address:00:0c:41:9d:3d:2d Essid: "Linksys" Mode:master frequency:2.437 GHz (Channel 6) quality=53/94 Signal level=-42 dbm Noise level=-95 dbm Encryption Key:on Bit rates:1 mb/s; 2 MB/s; 5 MB/s; 6 MB/s; 9 MB/s MB/s; MB/s; MB/s; MB/s; MB/s MB/s; MB/s extra:bcn_int=100 Disable Network sudo

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after the update can we see what value the database assigns to it, and then use this ID as the OrderID value of the OrderDetail table. Finally, update the Oderdetail table. However, to ensure data consistency, the order and OrderDetail must be updated at the same time under transaction protection, that is, to make sure that the two tables are more successful at the same time, this is a bit disturbing. There are two main types of approaches to solving such problems: One is the method used by Mic

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Encryption stored procedure with encryption Create proc Sel(@ ID int, @ name varchar (100 ))With EncryptionAsInsert test (ID, name) values (@ ID, @ name) The following stored procedure is used for decryption. Create procedure sp_decrypt (@ objectname varchar (50 ))AsBeginSet nocount on-- Csdn: j9988 copyright: 2004.07.15-- V3.2-- Unlimitedly cracked bytes, applicable to sqlserver2000 stored procedures, functions, views, and triggers-- Fixed the incorrect decryption error in the previous versi