In an ideal world we would be able to leave them open and share. Just like we wouldn't have to worry about patching every little security exploit that appears in Windows, nor would we need to worry if our anti-virus definitions were more then a week out of date.
But alas the world is full of people with less then honest intentions.
Treat WiFi access points as you would a machine connected to the net, unless you want to let every script kiddie in your neighbourhood abuse it, secure it up.
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But alas the world is full of people with less then honest intentions.
Treat WiFi access points as you would a machine connected to the net, unless you want to let every script kiddie in your neighbourhood abuse it, secure it up.
and in 2k3 you have to give a reason for your reboot or it won't let