Sorry guys if i spoke in spanish, i did because i thought it wouldn't bother
anyone ;-) (and to reply the people who talked in spanish too).

I have to mount a big wifi network in a hotel, and that question came to my
mind. As I see, the AP insolation is a good solution for that (and the best
for me because i'm mounting linksys AP WRT54GL btw).

I'll try the VLAN thingy too. I don't know what i does, but if it's a
solution it's worth to do, not always have the chance to mount good aps.

Thanks guys for your replys.

2006/5/22, Alex Neuman van der Hans <alex at nkpanama dot com>:
>
> Oh, and by the way, you may want to post your messages in both languages
> if your English skills are not too good. That way people can try to help
> and/or translate responses for you.
>
> Oh, y a propósito, quizás sea mejor si escriben los mensajes en ambos
> idiomas (español e inglés, aunque no sea muy bueno). Así la gente les
> puede intentar ayudar con lo que entiendan, y los demás podemos ayudar
> con la traducción.
>
> Saludos / Cheers,
>
> Alex
>
> Alex Neuman van der Hans wrote:
> > Alex Neuman van der Hans wrote:
> >> Sólo puedes impedir broadcasts entre redes, no entre nodos de una
> >> misma red.
> >>
> >> Por ejemplo, puedes impedir que hagan broadcasts de 192.168.1.1 a
> >> 192.168.2.1, pero no de 192.168.1.1 a 192.168.1.2 (porque están
> >> dentro de la misma red y del mismo alambre).
> >>
> >> De no saber el IP puedes usar el "angry ip scanner" (googlealo y lo
> >> puedes bajar) para saber, entre otras cosas, el nombre del recurso
> >> (igual no lo necesitas), la dirección IP, el mac address, el usuario
> >> que usó para entrar, etc.
> > For the benefit of the other 60% of the US (those who can't process
> > spanish), this is basically a discussion about isolating specific
> > users from the rest of the network, which can probably be done through
> > VLANs (not that I have any idea how to do it). Somebody asked if
> > blocking netbios broadcasts would work, and I replied that you can
> > prevent broadcasts *across* networks, not *within* a network.
> >
> > There *is* an option, if you want to isolate your wifi clients, to do
> > such a thing. It's called "AP Isolation" or something, and it's
> > available in most linksys wifi routers/AP's. Dunno if it's available
> > in others, though.
> >
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