Most of the guests on our network are transient in nature. They are there for a day or two.
Not worth the bother probably.
If necessary, I suppose we could shut everything down for guests and only allow authorized MACs access.
Then they would have to guess just the right MAC address.
Not that I know anything about that you understand.
Heh... you edited that post... while I stepped away to do something before hitting submit...
MAC address filtering doesn't work (and definitely doesn't require guessing)
Well, I think the fact that I was logged in as a guest will help and if I don't use it anymore it should be fine. I understand now that if they want they can figure out who the iPhone belongs to. I just don't see them getting "big brother" enough to say anything about it if it was only one day.
Yep, after I posted I realized that you weren't referring to the OP but to our (aHemn) 'Guests'Heh... you edited that post... while I stepped away to do something before hitting submit...
MAC address filtering doesn't work (and definitely doesn't require guessing)
Yeah, you can't leave us hanging, what did you do?
You might be surprised what some IT guys find enjoyable on slow days.
I remember a really slow one where I once tried to figure out who each laptop and smartphone belonged to. This is pretty easy with iPhones that default to a hostname of "<user>'s Phone" where <user> is the username of the account that was in use when the phone was first synced to iTunes. (It's been a couple of years, so that may have changed... I'm not an iPhoney.)
