Jeffrey Barish wrote: > My router reports that my N800 is connected by Wifi, but the name that it > reports is "unknown". Is there a way to assign a name by which the N800 > will be known to the router? > It should be picking up the name from the router. You did set it there, didn't you? Also, while on the subject, to get best security, you want to run WPA2 and most certainly not WEP. While WPA is good, WPA2 is better. WEP is easily broken. Configure the router for WPA2 or WPA2+TKIP (may be called "Auto" or something similar), which will enable WPA2, while still supporting those that can only run WPA. Anything running a recent version of Linux can do WPA2, as can XP with SP3. Then go to one of the WPA key generator sites, such as www.grc.com (click on Services > Perfect Passwords and grab a key from the "63 random printable ASCII characters" box. You get a new key every time you reload the page.) and paste it into the appropriate box in your router and also use it to connect to the router. -- Use OpenOffice.org <http://www.openoffice.org> _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
