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<0> Enabling wireless access is unsafe, and so we won't let you do it. Thank you for purchasing this fine netgear wireless router.
<0> Does that make sense? =P
<1> hehe
<0> I had to go through their lame setup wizard to get it enabled.
<2> you're suppoesd to have a seperate WAP
<1> maybe you need to configure it first, dunno, never used netgear before
<2> connected to it's own interface on your firewall
<0> HeppyCat: The device IS a WAP.
<2> you said it was a router, with a wap built in
<3> the make.defaults in /etc/make.profile/make.defaults (2006.0) are these apperned to what I have in /etc/make.conf essentially?
<0> Well, it's really a switch with a WAP and router/firewall built in.
<2> right
<0> I don't use the router/firewall bit.
<2> so the wap and switch are both on your lan side
<0> Except I couldn't turn on the WAP.
<2> in your firewall, you should have a seperate interface for the wap
<0> So really I had an expensive switch.
<2> so random drive by packet sniffer cant access your lan
<4> hey guys
<5> NetBSD: hallibalutions ?
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