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by Chonticha Supitaya
Chonticha Supitaya
Chonticha Supitaya has been working in Telecom and VoIP for the last 6 years. At
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on Monday, 09 January 2012
Network
Reports of vulnerability related to WPS are currently appearing in the media. The models of the FRITZ!Box family are not affected by this, as they do not feature continuously activated WPS.
In order to connect the FRITZ!Box to another WLAN device, the user has to temporarily activate WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) – this can be done using either the WPS button or the FRITZ!Box user interface. A secure connection can then be established within two minutes.
WPS disabled automatically after connecting
Once the connection has been successfully established or the two minutes have elapsed, the WPS function on the FRITZ!Box is once again automatically deactivated. If multiple devices simultaneously attempt to establish a WPS connection, WPS is immediately deactivated, preventing any external access to the FRITZ!Box.
WPS makes it simple to establish a secure WLAN connection
WPS, the standard developed by the Wi-Fi Alliance, serves to simplify the setup of an encrypted wireless home network. This method makes it much easier to add new devices to an existing WLAN, relieving the user of the often burdensome task of entering a complex encryption code.
by Chonticha Supitaya
Chonticha Supitaya
Chonticha Supitaya has been working in Telecom and VoIP for the last 6 years. At
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on Sunday, 01 May 2011
Network
What do you usually do if a guest comes to your office and asks you to access the Internet? Most of us would just share the WLAN Key with our visitors. However, if we have shared folders in our office network EVERYONE within the same Network can access them. So it’s very easy for any guest to get insight into confidential data from your company. To prevent handing out the WLAN Network key and still allow guests to go online FRITZ!Box 7270 & 7390 now offer a WLAN guest access for visitors that is completely separated from your Network, meaning that visitors can surf the Internet without passing on the WLAN network key for your network. You can offer a Guest WLAN Key and even define how long they can use this access.

by Chonticha Supitaya
Chonticha Supitaya
Chonticha Supitaya has been working in Telecom and VoIP for the last 6 years. At
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on Monday, 21 February 2011
Network
Ever got stuck with a bad WLAN reception in your house or office building? AVM came up with a solution to this problem. The FRITZ!WLAN Repeater N/G is a real marvel. Just plug the device into any power outlet, press the touch screen display and you instantly increase the range of you Wifi Network. To access more settings you can either navigate through the touch screen display or even easier – just type fritz.reapeater into your bowser line.
The just released firmware update now even offers music streaming from your computer or via integrated online radio. Just attach a pair or stereo speakers to the repeater… Find out more here
