Boost Wireless Signal

Any device can be setup to broadcast a wireless signal. This includes access points and
wireless pci/usb cards. All that is required is to go into the advanced wireless properties
and enter a ssid (wireless network name), set the authentication (if any) and that's it.
Other devices when searching for wireless networks in range will find yours.
I am looking for any hardware that will boost the signal of this network. A search on
the internet reveals there are antennas/amplifiers that can do the job.
1 mile antennas can be connected to replace the antenna on your access point.

cbts

dowloading all cbts possible
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Downloading SQL server 2005 dvd edition, many parts should be finished by weekend.
This weekend: To edit excel Report, and Setup cisco Remote access vpn. This requires the basics
such as call setup, and key exchange etc.

Dell support

All dell machines have an accompanying Service tag. This is a 7 character alphanumeric sticker
on laptops and desktops. This service tag uniquely identifies the machine, and must be provided
to dell for any support.
- Go to the global site http://support.dell.com
- Select country, and customer type (home,small business, or enterprise)
- Click on services and warranties then enter service tag

windows vpn

Microsoft VPN. This worked ok, once the pix was removed. Apparently there were some
port issues from or to the client. Connected the dsl directly into Server's NIC and it worked
fine. There's no need to setup a Radius server for VPN. All that is required is Active directory permission (dial-in attribute) and RRAS installed. You can connect to the vpn from the outside
and it will obtain an IP in the LAN ip range, so that u can browse, ping lan nics etc..

If using PIX it is required to allow port forward PPTP tcp 1723 and GRE (ip 47)
6.2 version PIX

For the 6.3 version, use fixup protocol pptp

Windows VPN

Test blog. First test of windows self training