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Is there any real reason for this change? I guess I'm just envisioning the large number of questions I'm bound to get because people's wireless will have stopped working because the SSID they used to connect to isn't there anymore. It just seems to me that unless I'm missing something obvious, this is just changing something that was working fine before. (And FWIW, if it was going to be changed, to me it would make far more sense to go to something like MSU Wireless rather than MSUnet, but that's just my personal opinion.) (And I don't mean this as an attack, which I recognize it may come across as) I'm genuinely curious for why it's being done.) Gary On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 11:41 AM, Lisa Besko <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > We are in the process of phasing out the word "Wireless" in our SSID names. > Everyone is encouraged to move to "MSUnet 2.0". In a few months "MSUnet > Wireless 2.0" will be removed. > > In other buildings you may see "MSUnet" and "MSUnet Wireless". The one with > the word "Wireless" will be removed as well. > > LB > > > On 1/11/2012 10:27 AM, Al Puzzuoli wrote: >> >> Just curious about this. Not sure if it holds true throughout campus, >> but in Bessey, when I attempt to connect to wireless, I’m seeing both of >> the aforementioned networks in the list. I assume these are both >> legitimate MSU access points? If so, why the distinction in names? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Al >> > > -- > Lisa Besko > Academic Technology Services > Michigan State University >