DOWNLOAD METRO T.R.I.P. There are two METRO's bus services: Local Routes and Park & Ride Routes. You can view the bus schedule by clicking WEB or PDF. The PDF (portable document format) link allows you to download or print the bus schedule. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to view the schedule in PDF.
The SSID is something that you should configure when setting up a wireless access point or router. Learn some tips on how to best name the SSID. With wireless LANs, a service set identifier (SSID) is a label that distinguishes one wireless LAN from another. An SSID contains up to 32 alphanumeric characters, which are case sensitive. The SSID is configured in the access point. Typically, a company will set all access points to the same SSID to enable effective roaming. As part of the association process, a wireless client must have the same SSID as the one put in the access point.
SSID stands for service set identifier, and it is used to uniquely identify any given wireless network. You can think of it as the IP address for a wireless network. Every wireless network that's set up needs to be identifiable by other devices on the network and for the data packets that will along it. Often, various wireless networks overlap in the areas they cover; so if no wireless network was distinguishable from any other wireless network, trying to send information wirelessly would be chaotic at best and utterly dysfunctional at worst.