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[GlennNIbay]

I have 2 pc. Desktop ug laptop ako gi network using lan card. I have 2 lancard.F or Smart wifi and for laptop. (i have no router or switch)

Ang akong pangutana is
Unsa maning daghan nga mga PC names inig open nako sa akong network place nga duharaman unta jud ni.

Ang mugawas inig open kay " Â*mainPC & roomPC " pero usahay " mainPC , roomPC, Personal-5f2a3b, downstiars, allanf53c, Enddiam. Pero usahay mo kalit lang ni sila ug ka wala unya mo tonga rapud ug kalit.

Nag sugod ni katong pag replace sa akong Smart wifi antena Sendfar SF-300 to Motorola Canopy.

Normal rani siya? Koyawan mangud ko kay daghan raba kog mga files nga secrets.

Pls anybody nga expert aning networking.

[Tamblot]

try changing your workgroup name and ip

[GlennNIbay]

Ok suwayan nako
Tnx sa quick reply bro

[dreamer_j]

..unsa man d ay os imo gamit...?? nya check ang workgroup nmo kinhanglan preha jud.....

[GlennNIbay]

xp sp2. akong os.

Unsa mani sila? mga hackers?

[Tamblot]

that we cant determine. try to check if they are live.

[UCAV]

you are taking a look at smart wifi servers and computers since you are now in their network...... Its not your network those are client pc's of smart...

[BayouPinoy]

If you are able to actually computers in the "Network Neighborhood," then it represents your ISP's fault, especially if you are using Windows XP, considering the series of steps one has to go through just to be able to setup a network in XP. IHMO, this is a security risk that your provider needs to address. Next time you see these computers online, see if you can actually click on these computers and even attempt to browse contents. If you can actually access some shared folders, you need to inform your provider soonest. If you did not turn on file and printer sharing, you are not directly at risk; it doesnt mean you are not safe from some determined folks who are up to no good.

[GlennNIbay]

If you are able to actually computers in the "Network Neighborhood," then it represents your ISP's fault, especially if you are using Windows XP, considering the series of steps one has to go through just to be able to setup a network in XP. IHMO, this is a security risk that your provider needs to address. Next time you see these computers online, see if you can actually click on these computers and even attempt to browse contents. If you can actually access some shared folders, you need to inform your provider soonest. If you did not turn on file and printer sharing, you are not directly at risk; it doesnt mean you are not safe from some determined folks who are up to no good.

I can't actually access there shared folders and yes i have enable the file and printer sharing. Every time this computers appears my internet connection goes SLow very slow. Is these a act of internet interception or hack?. I have reported this on there CService.

[luvsy]

Bro, wla ba additional payment kung mag pa ilis ug Motorola Canopy? sendfar pa man gud ani ako karon..