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Re: How to easily block a device from the network
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How can i easily block/disconnect a device on my network, when it is already connected to it?
by useing genieapp i can easily block or unblock a device by "accessing" the network, but when it has already a connection
it does not block it untill de device needs a new connection/stream etc..
router i have is WNDR4500
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Re: How to easily block a device from the network
OK thanks for info
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Re: How to easily block a device from the network
You cansend a deauth to that connection and it will force it to disconnect won't it?
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Re: How to easily block a device from the network
How to send this command ? to disconnect a device
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Re: How to easily block a device from the network
http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=deauthentication That should help you out.
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