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I have three wireless routers in my house :
fuckUnet (.1.1) goes out to the Internet, and is not linked to the other two.
hollywood (.3.1) is an internal network. It is downlinked to the router for WhiteSlavery (.3.30 -> .4.1), another network in the back of the house. It works great. I can hook up to WhiteSlavery and ping the machines on the .3 subnet.
What puzzles me is, when I take a look at the routers available for connection, I get :
fuckUnet (secured)
hollywood (secured)
WhiteSlavery (secured)
Hollywood (secured)
linksys (unsecured)
...and some others from across the street, that I recognize.
Is Windows just caching these names, which may have appeared while I was configuring the third router, and if so, how do I get them out of my life?
thanx
BTW, I was gonna call it "kiddieporn", but I didn't want the FBI coming down here again. "WhiteSlavery" is just enough to piss off the neighbors, but probably not enough to get me into trouble.
fuckUnet (.1.1) goes out to the Internet, and is not linked to the other two.
hollywood (.3.1) is an internal network. It is downlinked to the router for WhiteSlavery (.3.30 -> .4.1), another network in the back of the house. It works great. I can hook up to WhiteSlavery and ping the machines on the .3 subnet.
What puzzles me is, when I take a look at the routers available for connection, I get :
fuckUnet (secured)
hollywood (secured)
WhiteSlavery (secured)
Hollywood (secured)
linksys (unsecured)
...and some others from across the street, that I recognize.
Is Windows just caching these names, which may have appeared while I was configuring the third router, and if so, how do I get them out of my life?
thanx
BTW, I was gonna call it "kiddieporn", but I didn't want the FBI coming down here again. "WhiteSlavery" is just enough to piss off the neighbors, but probably not enough to get me into trouble.
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