Not to put the thread back on topic, but I think I could add at least 5 in our office, on Droid who would love to see the iRFR make its way to the Android OS! Need any beta testers? ;-)
I'm up for the every 2 upgrade this April with Verizon and if I know that there's an app for Android, then I'd defect from the Palm camp in a heartbeat !, and there's zero chance I'm getting an iPhone !.
I was gonna suggest MAC filtering for any one who is using a router as their server and not the console. I don't think the ION is capable of it as of now (I could be wrong). Either that or just disable DHCP and go with a static IP setup. Either method will work, however be aware that it is relatively easy for a determined person to crack wireless networks. Even one with MAC filtering, and WEP encryption. The best method for securing your network work is WPA with a really long random password, MAC address filtering and do not broadcast your SSID. That may be a bit extreme for some users that dont have mailicious users. If all you are worried about is a joker bringing up a light to mess with the bord op you probably dont need to go that far.
rkilpatrick's point about wireless security is valid, but I have a different mindset. During a performance, I wouldn't want any unauthorized or authorized people bringing up channels from the iRFR. The best way to guarantee that level of security is unplugging the wap.
[edited by: Tracy.Fitch at 9:09 AM (GMT -6) on Thu, Oct 28 2010]
