Well you know what acurasd (or should it be read hondasd lol), i recon random internet dropouts can be anything from weak signal or issue with the driver. Usually if it's the case of not using the correct security setting for wireless connection (ie WEP or WPA) you'd be hard pressed to log in.
Perhaps ask one of the other school mates, if they have the same issue or not.
Its just another layer of security...
Honestly they would be an idiot...
Tech school with 2 active hacking groups,
We have alot of fun messing with each other....
Part of it is they dont want strangers using the network.
We pay way to much for strangers to use our network :)
yeah i think that they would beon the same domain... then they would use their school id ad password to log into the domain to log in... there shoudln't be a reason to hide the ssid...
some students are not that smart to find a hidden network.
I have to keep showing my mom how to charge her iPod and this is the 6th time today... who knew plugging in the white wire ass end up would do it for her.
actually.... i nver thought of it that way...
but Acura is the car i drive and SD is san deigo is where i come from... clever huh *lol*
and an ACURA is never a HONDA!!!! don't you dare say that... honda just works on them....
M university has a nice little pamphlet they give you telling you how to connect. and a little waiver you have to turn in to get access to the network :P
My community is cheap... we are very close to mc donalds that has internet so we pull it from them.
When i am at home... its on...no one has a set up like i do... I play left 4 dead with a ping of 5 to 10.
Nope.. I have an 2002 Acura TL
I love that car to death. That baby can move... I call her Isabella.
Its grey with leather interior....
I truely don't think it's an OS issue, unless you install some antivirus software that restricted tou in connecting to your school's wifi. The other thing could be a VPN/third party software that your school is using. This may impact connections, as it may not be compatible with ipv6 (is that disabled?).
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