On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 02:24:46 +0100, Sebastian Gottschalk
<seppi@seppig.de> wrote:

>> TCP/UDP port 67 & 68 are used BootP/BootPS hich is the older way of obtainuing an IP address
>> which was replaced with DHCP.
>
>Ehm... this *is* DHCP.
I know that it is ;-)
The question where does it come from?
I only see the Wireless Networks (about 7 Routers and 2 Laptops seen),
but it seems strange to me, that i see an IP in my denied Log ...

My LAN IP starts with 192.168
Provider IP with 80.109 ...

So i am wondering from where the IP is ...
Wireless or Provider?
Tracert/ping are not possible

Thats why i thought maybe security thing ;-)
>
>> If you want to increase wireless security, make sure that the Router will only assign
>> addresses to provided MAC addresses.
>
>The increase in security is *zero*.
WPE 128 + Mac only assigned is set ;-)

Is it still possible to come a network, if both are set?