12.4. Securing Computer-to-Computer Networks
A computer-to-computer network is similar to other wireless networks except it does not have a central base station. In previous versions of OS X, computer-to-computer networks were known as ad hoc networks.
The security features available on computer-to-computer networks are limited. WEP is disabled by default, and WPA is not available. When creating a secure computer-to-computer network it is imperative to implement a secure, encrypted connection. To create a secure computer-to-computer network connection, click the wireless icon at the top of your screen (see Figure 12-18), and choose the Create Network option.
From there, click the Enable Password Button, and then choose the level of encryption ...
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