Share your wifi unique names?

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#3030531 1-Feb-2023 19:55

Have had “It hertz when IP” for years.

Also have “It hertz when IP slow” and “It hertz when IP fast” for 2.4g and 5g respectively.

And “Obi WAN Kenobi” for the kids.

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#3030574 1-Feb-2023 22:35

Used The Van Outside for years, however we are currently using "Guardians of the Gateway" and "Never going to give you Wi-Fi". The kids went through a phase of Rick rolling anyone they could for a while so it was flavour of the month at the time.

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#3030575 1-Feb-2023 22:43

At a previous property in a different country, used Ethereal-Aether (it shows in the wigles db).

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#3030591 2-Feb-2023 07:33

gabba:
Used The Van Outside for years, however we are currently using "Guardians of the Gateway" and "Never going to give you Wi-Fi". The kids went through a phase of Rick rolling anyone they could for a while so it was flavour of the month at the time.

Setup a open hotspot which redirects to the video for the authentication page haha

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#3030600 2-Feb-2023 07:41

This would be better in the LAN forum.

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#3030653 2-Feb-2023 08:14

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- NET: FTTH & VDSL, OPNsense, 10G backbone, GWN APs
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- IoT: thread, zigbee, tasmota, BidCoS, LoRa, WX suite, IR
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#3030655 2-Feb-2023 08:16

quickymart:

This would be better in the LAN forum.

But then we need WLAN cables!

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#3030678 2-Feb-2023 09:10

Not mine but the best one I've seen is

Router_I_hardly_know_her

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#3030861 2-Feb-2023 11:37

Liberator
Scorpio
London
and of course Orac

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#3030865 2-Feb-2023 11:49

5G band - Nozomi

2.4G band - Hikari

Named after the 2 fastest shinkansen options in Japan.

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#3031014 2-Feb-2023 16:53

afe66: Liberator
Scorpio
London
and of course Orac

Didn't want to use the name of the computer on Scorpio, huh? Can't really say I blame you :)

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#3031027 2-Feb-2023 17:36

Obi-LAN Kenobi 😶

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#3031030 2-Feb-2023 17:55

The very unoriginal "LAN Down Under"

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#3031046 2-Feb-2023 19:19

When I moved into my current home and was still acquiring network gear, I had been watching a lot of "Life of Boris" on Youtube. So resultingly up popped the first SSID of "KGB Surveillance Lada" as a funny play on the whole FBI/GCSB/insert_govt_spook_agency Spy Van gag. Then I upgraded to AC Wave2 gear and resultingly got for the time super fast AC wireless, and I swore loudly and profusely experiencing such speed without wires ... so the 5Ghz band SSID got called "Cyka Blyat". Then along came the IoT stuff so that got separated onto it's own network named "neuverennaya vie sebe chush" which is what google spat out as a translation for "Insecure Bulls%^t"

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#3031066 2-Feb-2023 21:32

While I've set custom SSIDs in the past, I stopped because most visitors to houses are cunning/smart enough to find the SSID/Password off the stickers on the APs. This has cut down dramtically on the 'whats the wifi network/password' sort of queries I used to get a lot of previously. Very especially helpful at relatives houses where I can pretty much set and forget their APs--people visiting them can always find their SSID/PSK on their sticker. A bit boring yes, but if it saves my time... :)

A friend has a Star Wars themed name. I always find it interesting scrolling through the names at places like airports--you do find some gems there.

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