LinuxPlanet: A Writer’s View of the Wireless Dream – Part 2

“You have your 802.11b card working on your Linux laptop.
Great… now what?

“Now we’ll explore how you might use a Linux laptop with WiFi in
your day-to-day job where you might find access points and also
talk about security issues that you should consider while ‘mobile.’
We’re sticking to purely ‘mobile’ situations, because if you are
using your wireless Linux laptop in your cube or at home, you
really have just replaced the CAT5 with radio waves. I’m talking
about using an IP address that you don’t normally use, away from
the relative safety of your wireless firewall/router, out there in
that cold cruel public 802.11b world.

“Lastly, I’d like to give you some idea of what to expect from
society as you venture out into the WiFi world with Linux…”

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