Whenever I try to nab somebody elses network it requests the IP address.
And of course I don't have the IP address of somebody elses network, so I guess thats out of the equation?
Whenever I try to nab somebody elses network it requests the IP address.
And of course I don't have the IP address of somebody elses network, so I guess thats out of the equation?
The network gives you an IP address xD
Fair enough then.Originally Posted by Baloki
That's why people use WPA, MAC spoofing on the other hand only takes about 10 minutes to crack and usually is a faster line as the person using it obviously has some technical expertise
Also in the UK it's very common for people to break into other peoples wireless networks, it sucksBut so does the state of our internet services, so it is understandable
Here there are 5 different wireless networks every 10 metres, and people are stupid so maybe half of them are secured. Like I said, war-driving doesn't really happen (at least not to me or my friends/neighbours), so the chances of somebody actually knowing what MAC spoofing or cracking encryption is are quite low. I guess I'm lucky to live here then.
No-one here knows, they just use a program called aircrack and it does it for them, people are lazy
It just says "unable to obtain IP address"
That means you've been rejected
So I guess buying a USB connector for christmas is the only viable option?
Did you see if you could download a software update like baloki suggested?
Yep I tried that as well.
Turn the security on the router down to WEP when you want to use your DS then turn it back up to WPA when you've finished?
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