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 Netgear WN311B 80211n WIRELESS N PCI ADAPTER 4 DESKTOP  US $19.99
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 NEW Netgear G54 Wireless G PCI WiFi Network WG311 v3 Adapter Card 80211 b g US $10.99
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 NEW Netgear GA311 10 100 1000 Gigabit PCI Network Adapter US $7.95
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 Netgear WG311T 108 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Win Ubuntu US $19.99
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 Netgear WG311 V3 80211g Wireless PCI Network WiFi Card 54Mbps win 7 win7 US $.99
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 Netgear Wireless G PCI Adapter Brand New US $19.99
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 Netgear MA301 80211b Wireless PCI Adapter New in box US $2.99
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 NETGEAR RANGEMAX N WIRELESS PCI ADAPTER WN311B US $9.99
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 Netgear 54MBit wireless PCI Adapter US $30.00
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 NETGEAR PCI Adapter 32 Bit 10 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet FA311 US $15.95
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 NetGear 32 bit PCI Adapter FA311 10 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet NEW in Package US $8.99
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 Netgear Gigabit PCI Network Adapter GA311 US $10.00
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 NETGEAR Rangemax Wireless N300 PCI Adapter Wifi US $44.99
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 54M Wireless 80211b PCI wifi Adapter Card WG311 v3 NETGEAR for desktop PC win7 US $7.40
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 NETGEAR WN311B 100NAS RangeMax NEXT PCI Adapter US $60.00
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 NETGEAR 10 100 PCI FA311 Networking Adapter US $16.95
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 Netgear 32 bit 10 100 PCI Adapter FA 311 US $10.00
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 NetGear FA310TX 10 100 PCI Network Interface Card US $3.00
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 Netgear 32 bit PCI Adapter 10 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet US $3.99
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 Netgear Gigabit PCI Card Desktop 10 100 1000 Ethernet Network Internet Adapter US $25.00
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 Netgear WN311T RangMax Next Wireless N PCI Card 300Mbps for video gaming US $26.99
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 NETGEAR WPN331NA RANGEMAX WIRELESS PCI ADAPTER US $39.99
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 NETGEAR 108 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter WG311T Desktop PC US $7.99
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 NETGEAR wireles G PCI Adapter WG311 US $30.00
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 NETGEAR GA311 PCI GIGABIT NETWORK ETHERNET CARD US $9.90
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 NETGEAR 32 BIT 10 100 MBPS FAST ETHERNET FA311 PCI ADAPTER US $12.00
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 Netgear 10 100 Mbps PCI Ethernet Network Card Model FA 311 US $13.00
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 NEW NETGEAR RANGEMAX WIRELESS PCI ADAPTER WN311T US $15.00
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 NETGEAR 10 100 PCI Network Interface Card model FA311 US $12.00
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 NETGEAR WN311T RANGEMAX NEXT WIRELESS N PCI ADAPTER US $10.00 |
 Netgear FA311 10 100Mbps PCI Network Interface Card US $4.94
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 New Netgear WG311T Super G™108Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter US $17.00
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 Brand New and Sealed Netgear Gigabit Ethernet PCI Adapter GA311 US $14.50
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 NETGEAR WN311B RangeMax 80211N Wireless PCI Adapter US $22.00
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 Netgear FA311 10 100 PCI Ethernet Network Interface Card US $.99
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 Netgear 54MBPS Wireless PCI Adapter Card WG311V3 US $5.99
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 Netgear RangeMax WPN311 Wireless PCI Adapter Card US $10.00
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 LOT of 5 NETGEAR WG311v3 WIRELESS G PCI ADAPTER CARD US $4.99
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 Netgear WN311T Wireless N PCI Network Adapter 270mbps w Antenna US $14.90
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 NETGEAR WG311v3 WIRELESS PCI ADAPTER US $12.00
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 Netgear Gigabit Ethernet PCI Adapter GA311NA US $.99
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 NetGear WN311B 100NAS RangeMax NEXT Wireless PCI Adapter US $59.99
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 NETGEAR GA311 Gigabit Ethernet PCI Adapter support 10 100 1000Mbps US $14.99
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 NETGEAR RANGEMAX NEXT WIRELESS PCI ADAPTER WN311T US $20.00
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 NETGEAR RangeMAX Next Wireless PCI Adapter WN311T US $36.95
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 Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter WG311 v3 US $21.99
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 54M Wireless 80211b PCI wifi Adapter Card WG311 v3 NETGEAR for desktop PC win7 US $8.99
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 NEW Netgear RangeMax NEXT WN311B Wireless PCI Adapter US $63.24
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 Netgear WG311 V3 80211g Wireless PCI Network WiFi Card US $13.48
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 Netgear WN311B PCI Wireless Network Adapter US $67.99
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 Netgear FA311 10 100Mbps PCI Network Interface Card US $4.99
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 NETGEAR GA311 GIGABIT ETHERNET PCI ADAPTER US $12.99
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 NETGEAR FA311 Rev C1 NETWORK CARD 10 100 PCI US $9.95
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 NETGEAR GA311 10 100 1000 DESKTOP PCI NETWORK ADAPTER US $10.00
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 Netgear FA310TX 10 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet PCI Adapter Card US $15.00
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 Netgear FA311 PCI Network Interface Card NIC US $5.95
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 Netgear 10 100 Internal Desktop PC Computer PCI NIC Lan Ethernet Card FA311 US $9.95
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 3x NETGEAR GA622T REV A1 A2 A5 PCI X CARDS 10 100 1000 GIGABIT NIC NETWORK US $25.95
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 3x NETGEAR GA622T REV A5 PCI X CARDS 10 100 1000 GIGABIT NIC NETWORK US $25.95
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 NETGEAR WPN311 RangeMax Wireless Adapter IEEE 80211b g PCI 108Mbps Wireless US $14.95
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 Netgear GA311 Gigabit PCI Network Ethernet Adapter Card US $18.50
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 NETGEAR N300 Wireless PCI Adapter US $39.99
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 NETGEAR PCI 10 100 1000MBPS Adapter MPN GA311NA US $35.99
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 NetGear 32 Bit PCI Copper Gigabit Network GA302T US $25.00
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 Netgear PCI 10 100 Mbps NIC Card FA311 US $8.99
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 NETGEAR WN311B RangeMax 80211N Wireless PCI Adapter US $26.75
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 Netgear FA311 10 100 Ehternet PCI Adapter US $11.13
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 Netgear 10 100 PCI Network Card FA311 Rev D2 US $3.99
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 Lot of 5 Netgear FA31105 Rev C 1 Five Pack 32Bit 10 100Mbps Ethernet PCI Adapter US $17.95
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 NETGEAR G54 WIRELESS PCI ADAPTER US $39.95
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 3 NETGEAR 32 BIT PCI ADAPTERS 10 100 MBPS FAST ETHERNET ADAPTERS BRAND NEW US $21.99
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 Netgear 32bit 10 100Mbps Fast Ethernet FA311 PCI Desktop Adapter US $11.99
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 Netgear 10 100 FA311 PCI Network Adapter 1056 US $4.59
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 Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Card WG311v3 US $15.00
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 NETGEAR FA311 REV C1 10 100 ETHERNET PCI NETWORK CARD FREE AUS WIDE POSTAGE US $12.87
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How to Secure a Wireless Network in Home or in the Office
Wireless networking offers some benefits that are apparent – no wires and the most obvious is portability to allow you to surf the Internet by your pool side, your fireplace, or anywhere else in your house. Or you can play online game wirelessly with your XBOX console in the comfort of the living room without the clutter of the wires. Like the "wired LAN", wireless network is also vulnerable to any types of security threats such as Denial of Services (DoS); Spamming; spoofing; Sniffers. The question is how to secure a wireless network?
Security might be the last thing on your mind when setting up a wireless network. As a general rule, you should employ a level of security that corresponds to the sensitivity of the data on your network. Unlike wired systems, which can be physically secured, wireless networks are not confined to the inside of buildings. They can be picked up as far as 1,000 feet outside of the premises with a laptop and a hi-gain directional antenna.
Wireless security is inherently easier to crack than wired networks because there's no need for a physical connection to your network. Data transfer occurs over the airwaves, and that makes accessing it easier. Therefore, a systematic approach in securing a wireless network is absolutely a must including:
1. Securing the wireless connection against unauthorized users within the network coverage
2. Securing the end point of the network facing the internet.
Securing a wireless connection
There are couple of techniques you can use to secure a wireless connection, wireless encryption and MAC address filter. The first generation of wireless connection security is WEP – Wireless Equivalent Privacy which was intended to provide confidentiality comparable to that of a traditional wired network. WEP is the wireless security which is embedded to mostly the 802.11b and g standards. Unfortunately the researchers had found several weaknesses in this WEP system.
The latest industrial wireless security is Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA and WPA2) which is a certification program created by the Wi-Fi Alliance to indicate compliance with the security protocol created by the Wi-Fi Alliance.
How to secure a wireless network using WPA/WPA2? Firstly you should select the wireless devices that support WPA/WPA2 encryption such as WRT610N wireless router by Linksys or NETGEAR WNDR3700 Rangemax router. In Windows platform, there are two options you can configure when you are using WPA/WPA2 encryption: using Windows Connect Now and manual configuration.
If your wireless router doesn't support WCN (Windows Connect Now), then you need to manually configure the router. Logon to the router via your web browser by accessing the default router address, and locate the router's configuration page. Consult with the manual book that comes with the router. If your router supports Windows Connect Now, you can quickly and easily configure the router by following the instructions in Using Windows Connect Now technology.
If you are using WPA, always remember that each device in your wireless network MUST use the same WPA method and shared key, or else the network will not function properly.
MAC Address Filter
Wireless access can be filtered by using the MAC addresses of the wireless devices transmitting within your network's radius. Select Enabled/Disabled the Wireless MAC filter in the router's configuration page, default setting is disabled. You should enable the setting to configure the wireless MAC filter either prevent or permit access. You should know the MAC addresses of the wireless device to be included in the permit or prevent MAC address record. The MAC address on wireless network adapters is typically printed on the network adapter's underside.
But if your Wi-Fi adapters (PCI wireless adapters) have been installed in the desktop PCI slot, you cannot recognize the physical address visually. In a command line prompt (press Windows + R keys simultaneously and type in CMD and press enter) type ipconfig /all command and you can find the device physical address.
Change the default wireless network name or SSID
Wireless devices have a default wireless network name or Service Set Identifier (SSID) set by the factory. This is the name of your wireless network, and can be up to 32 characters in length. Each wireless product has their own default SSID as the default wireless network name. You should change the wireless network name to something unique to distinguish your wireless network from other wireless networks that may exist around you, but do not use personal information because this information may be available for anyone to see when browsing for wireless networks.
Change the default password
Wireless routers / AP have a default username and password set by the factory. Mostly their default username is admin or some have their default password as password. Hackers know these defaults and may try to use them to access your wireless device and change your network settings. To thwart any unauthorized changes, customize the device's password so it will be hard to guess.
Securing the end point of the network facing the internet
How to secure a wireless network from any types of internet threats? It depends on the wireless routers security features, but typically all the wireless routers support dual-firewall features: NAT and SPI which is enabled by default. NAT (Network address translation) helps you to hide the private network from the public network (the internet), and the (SPI) stateful packet inspection will examine the incoming packets thoroughly for any false positive packets.
By Ki Grinsing
About the Author
Ki Grinsing was graduated from ITS Surabaya with the additions of MCSE and CCNA certifications. He has long years of working experience in IT. For a complete article, please visit: How to secure a wireless network and how to troubleshoot a wireless network
NETGEAR Wireless-G PCI Adapter won't connect online...Help?!?
Today I bought a Netgear Wireless-G PCI Adapter, you actually put it IN your computer, and install the software, I installed it, put the Adapter in, and I tried to connect to the internet, and there's nothing. The problem here is, I'm connecting by Via Ethernet cable for now, but my brother uses this cable for Xbox Live. Well, I need to find a way for my Adapter to pick up my Router downstairs...(I'm on the 3rd floor, adapter's on 1st floor) I used to have a Netgear USB device, but it stopped workin. If anyone had the same issues, tell me how to resolve it! I'm on a HP, Compaq, Windows Vista, and I just got the computer 2 days ago. Please, I need some help here, or I'll have to return the Adapter (3rd return in 2 days) I had a Netgear USB, Belkin USB, and now the PCI adapter, please, find the solution! Thanks!
Download InSSIDer
http://download.cnet.com/InSSIDer/3000-2085_4-10848357.html?tag=mncol
It will show how strong your signal is and if any other transmitters are interfering with it.
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