[header] How to make your wireless network invisible [title] Understand how people can find and access your wireless network. [step] Every wireless network has an ssid (service set identifier). The ssid is a sequence of characters, with a max of 32 characters, which uniquely marks your wireless network.
[header] How to make your wireless network invisible [title] Understand how people can find and access your wireless network. [step] Every wireless network has an ssid (service set identifier). The ssid is a sequence of characters, with a max of 32 characters, which uniquely marks your wireless network.
Think of it like your network's name. By default, most systems will broadcast this ssid to make it easier for you to find and use. The ssid can also tell you which network you are on. [substeps] Note that your ssid won't be public information unless your network is being monitored. [substeps] Most companies buy more than one ssid because services such as email, the qsl, and gsm use 4 other ssid letters. Other positions such as those used to become business officers and attorneys require ssid numbers. [substeps] You can either not share the ssid with anyone on your network, or you can trust that there's a connection during the process. Use another network to do this, and you should have a clear line of communication between your wireless network and the network itself.