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scracker · 04-12-2004, 12:05 AM

Hi GhostRecon

When you said "Linksys was the SSID for someone's wireless access point, or a linksys router. Linksys is the default SSID, and if you could have connected to it, the router was configured poorly. Did you move out of your router's signal range?", did you mean that my router was poorly constructed or a different one?

By the way, assuming that I disable my SSID, will that affect my connection speed? The reason I ask is my connection seems to be slower after my SSID was disabled.

Thanks.

04-12-2004, 12:05 AM	#14
scracker Member (7 bit) Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 121	Hi GhostRecon When you said "Linksys was the SSID for someone's wireless access point, or a linksys router. Linksys is the default SSID, and if you could have connected to it, the router was configured poorly. Did you move out of your router's signal range?", did you mean that my router was poorly constructed or a different one? By the way, assuming that I disable my SSID, will that affect my connection speed? The reason I ask is my connection seems to be slower after my SSID was disabled. Thanks.