Wireless-G Business USB Network Adapter with RangeBooster
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| AP's SSID was changed by an unknown source. This may be caused by a possible | |
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| intruder if the AP's SSID was not changed by the administrator. | |
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2 | AP SSID Changed | SSID on the AP has changed. For | Modified SSID: | |
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| 1. Contact the network administrator. | |
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| 2. If an intruder is suspected, change administrator's password on the AP. | |
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| AP's Channel was changed by an unknown source. It could possibly be done by an | |
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| intruder if it was not changed by the administrator or via auto channel selection. | |
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| AP's Channel has Changed. For details, | Modified Channel: | |
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| 1. Contact the network administrator and send the administrator the Login | |
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| Information/history. | |
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| 2. If an intruder is suspected, change the administrator's password on the AP. | |
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| AP's MAC address has been spoofed by a wireless client. Client sends a frame with | |
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| The AP's MAC Address has been | a MAC address which is the same as the AP's MAC address. By processing these | |
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4 | Spoofed MAC Address | spoofed by a wireless client. For | ||
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| No actions required. The AP will automatically drop these frames. | |
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Chapter 6: The Administrative Functions in the Wireless Network Monitor | 55 |
Security Monitor