1 stars (Lies and then more lies) - The product did not work with Parkervision routers, and evidently does not with others as well. The response from OTO software is that they would come up with a solution in a "timely" manner. Three months later an email to them resulted in the reply that they were not going to be doing anything like that at all. A waste of money and time.
5 stars (Easy and it Works) - I've often bought programs similar to this one and they didn't work much and were a waste. Not this! It's easy, and works! Useful to see the current connections too. They gave the correct list of default passwords for the routers. It works with the Linksys Range Expander and you can Friend/Foe/Unknown that devise. I was worried it would not work w/ my network, spend hours on this, frustation, but none of that! A charm. Highly recommend!
5 stars (A 'must' for wireless networks) - As a tech guy who supports both home and small business users, I am always on the lookout for high-tech products that will either simplify my job or provide a better experience for my clients. Wi-Fi Defense does both.
Before I started recommending Wi-Fi Defense for my clients' networks (I use it on my own, too), I would often get calls asking me why a new user or device couldn't get on the network. I would then have to try to walk my client through logging into the wireless router and making the appropriate, complex adjustments. Oftentimes this led to inadvertent changes or just mass confusion. Although this wasn't fun for me or my clients we suffered through it in an attempt to secure their wireless networks.
With Wi-Fi Defense that confusion and those calls are a thing of the past because the software enables people who know nothing about computers to guard against unauthorized users on their network while making sure the users that want to have access can.
Before Wi-Fi Defense came out it might have been forgivable to not secure your wireless network because of the complexities involved. However, now that Wi-Fi Defense makes it so easy (and now that the number of wireless hackers using other people's networks to send spam and other illegal activities) there really is no excuse for leaving your network exposed. |
