The exact method to disable the broadcast of your SSID will vary depending on your router. Most routers have an option directly within the settings which will allow you the option to mask the broadcast of your SSID.
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When your modem is broadcasting you should see it on the SSID list. This list is the current broadcasting systems in your area.
The SSID is not something to do with the PSVita itself, it is the 'name' of your wireless network. So when the PSVita wants an SSID, tell it to do an automatic scan, and select your from the list.
Hiding or changing the broadcast of your SSID is a security measure. An SSID that is not displayed prevents outside users from recognizing your network. It can also prevent any attempts to hijack your network.
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To rename the network name (SSID) you will need to log in to your router, this is often done with a web browser (if the router did not come with its own software) using the routers address (which often starts 192.168.... ), enter the password to access the router's configuration settings and find the Network name/SSID section to enter the new name.
The WEP key is unique to the installation. There is no master key.
Well... There is a way I know how to find your ssid (name of your network). Ahhh yes. Just to tell you if you have a router then you won't have a ssid your router will have it. If you don't havea ssid then your computer will have it. I will first tell youhow to find out what it is when you HAVE a router. Log onto your router and somewhere around there it will show the name. Usaley it is at the little blue bar at the top. If it is not there keep on searching. if you don't find it look for your routers ip address. when you find it type it in the address bar of your search engine eg. http://16.1.451.24. Then it will take you to your routers login. login to it and somewhere around there it will show the ssid and WEP or WMA code. Then if you have NO router then I CAN'T HELP YOU. Beacause everyone knows that when you DON'T have a router you DON'T have a SSID! So get lst, just kidding, by by...... no searisley... get lost!! :)
The SSID is the 'name' of your wireless network. So when it scans for wi-fi signals, your connection should show up on the list, that's the one you choose. Of course if you don't actually have a wireless connection then there will not be a usable SSID, those others belong to other people.
Do you meant a wireless booster? If yes, you can connect the LAN cable from the modem to the wireless booster so there will be 2 SSID those can be connected to your network.
SSID is the name of any WIFI distributer. SSID name of the Network