[MLB-WIRELESS] hpsetup ssid - hp printer

[Peter Buncle]

Ahh 

Actually , if you see one called hpsetup 
it's most likely one of the new hp officejets 
with built in wireless. 

It's turned on by default with no security
and displays a blue light on the front to indicate
it's presence.

(it's easy to turn off by going through the menu on 
the printer itself for those who own one)

most people dont bother to configure it.

It'll be very close by if you pickup one.

Oooops

Cheers

Peter
Network Engineer
NMC Consulting Group

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Aitken [mailto:nodegxt at yahoo.com.au]
Sent: Monday, 15 May 2006 8:11 AM
To: Alan; Peter Buncle
Cc: melbwireless at melbournewireless.org.au
Subject: Re: [MLB-WIRELESS] Enterasys / Cabletron
Roamabout802.11bCSIBD-ABPCMCIA Driver


I would say a wireless print server card/box/whatever.

Mark





> Thanks all who responded to this.
> Version 0.3.23 works on Win95 but the GPS component doesn't
> Version 0.3.30 everything works
> I have already found someones HP printer on an unsecured link. I
didn't 
> know printers had built in AP's
> 
> I can see a war drive happening...
> 
> 
> Alan

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