I have some stupid happening with my iPad
My home network is a Billion 7402G currently with the SSID 'Velociraptors'. I have a Mac Pro connected to the Billion by Cat5 only, and it has no wireless networking. I also use an iPad, iPhone, and sometimes an older PowerBook wirelessly through the Billion
From time to time the iPad (but not the iPhone or PowerBook) believes that my wireless point's name is the Mac Pro's network name. Currently, my Mac Pro's name is 'Raptormania', and when I pop into the iPad's wireless prefs, the only wireless point available is 'Raptormania'. If I change the Mac Pro's network name, it soon appears to the iPad as the new name of the only accessible wireless point.
Somehow, the iPad is occasionally mixing up my Billion with the network name of a machine connected to it via Cat5. It never mixes it up with the names of any other machines connected. If I do a network reset of the iPad and then a hard shutdown, it fixes things for a while, but it's come back a few times now.
Any thoughts on what's happening?
My home network is a Billion 7402G currently with the SSID 'Velociraptors'. I have a Mac Pro connected to the Billion by Cat5 only, and it has no wireless networking. I also use an iPad, iPhone, and sometimes an older PowerBook wirelessly through the Billion
From time to time the iPad (but not the iPhone or PowerBook) believes that my wireless point's name is the Mac Pro's network name. Currently, my Mac Pro's name is 'Raptormania', and when I pop into the iPad's wireless prefs, the only wireless point available is 'Raptormania'. If I change the Mac Pro's network name, it soon appears to the iPad as the new name of the only accessible wireless point.
Somehow, the iPad is occasionally mixing up my Billion with the network name of a machine connected to it via Cat5. It never mixes it up with the names of any other machines connected. If I do a network reset of the iPad and then a hard shutdown, it fixes things for a while, but it's come back a few times now.
Any thoughts on what's happening?