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| Ultra Techie Join Date: Jun 2006
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| if i have wireless mac filtering enable, do i still need to enable wireless security such as tkip or aes?
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| EagleMod | It wouldn't be a bad idea to enable the security measures as well.... I wouldn't consider a MAC filter very solid security when used alone... my router uses WPA security with a 63 character ASCii key, AND MAC filtering, AND I have it in a subnet that only allows 6 useable addresses, as I have 6 hosts including the router.
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