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I just installed my new verizon wireless router and when I click the icon, lower right, to check my connections I see two (weak) connections that I have not seen before. they are: DTOPSouthG and DTOPSGuestG
what are those??
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Other wireless networks, I would think.
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You are picking up the signals of your neighbors...looks like a business...dont fret about it...your router is working fine.
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@birdfeeder wrote:I just installed my new verizon wireless router and when I click the icon, lower right, to check my connections I see two (weak) connections that I have not seen before. they are: DTOPSouthG and DTOPSGuestG
what are those??
help
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@ReynoMarino wrote:
@birdfeeder wrote:... just installed my new verizon wireless router ... I see two (weak) connections that I have not seen before ... DTOPSouthG and DTOPSGuestG ...
help
With what?
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@ReynoMarino wrote:
@birdfeeder wrote:
I just installed my new verizon wireless router and when I click the icon, lower right, to check my connections I see two (weak) connections that I have not seen before. they are: DTOPSouthG and DTOPSGuestG
what are those??
help
Ignore those available onnections, and just do not connect, or try to connect to them. Connect to only your router's ssid using the key, which can be found om a sticker or label affixed to your router. Used your ssid and key. Also use the AES enctyption setting on your router for the best level of performace, if your devices support it.