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| Thread ID: 55943 | 2005-03-23 08:44:00 | 240V networking | robsonde (120) | Press F1 |
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| 337094 | 2005-03-23 08:44:00 | www.dse.co.nz I am thinking of using this product to network around t\my flat. the question is how secure is it? I see it comes with 56Bit DSE security and thats cool..... other than the DES security what stops others in my street getting in to my network? any other problem i might have? |
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| 337095 | 2005-03-23 09:04:00 | Anyone on the same phase and same low voltage supply from the transformer could in theory access the network, if they could get past the security. In a typical street with say 150 houses on the substation transformer, there would be around 50 other houses on the same LV phase as you. This is a limitation of using ADSL over power lines as well, there is not a unique cable pair like there is in a phone line situation, its a "shared network" |
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