Network Name...dun dun dun...DOESN'T EXIST!

[Newby]

Aww, lame. :(

[rabbit]

I could see why. OCD.

Haha, now I have your MAC addressses. Time to spoof my MAC as yours and syn flood www.fbi.gov!

Newby 1, Everyone else 0

[Sidoh]

I could see why. OCD.

Haha, now I have your MAC addressses. Time to spoof my MAC as yours and syn flood www.fbi.gov!

Newby 1, Everyone else 0

Read the rest of the posts after that.  You'll see it'd be useless to spoof his MAC address as one of ours. ;)

[rabbit]

I was stating scores in regard to OCD.

[Joe]

I'm curious as to why you're willing to go to such lengths just to have your host name show up on a Windows-based router.

In my case, I have a dynamic internal IP address. Having "deadmeat" be accessable to my Windows box which is in the DMZ (I'm well aware of the security risks, but I don't have anything else to put there) and responsible for port forwarding (for httpd, mainly) is much, much easier than running upstairs and setting up the port forward information to send it to a new IP address.

[Newby]

I could see why. OCD.

Haha, now I have your MAC addressses. Time to spoof my MAC as yours and syn flood www.fbi.gov!

Newby 1, Everyone else 0

Read the rest of the posts after that.  You'll see it'd be useless to spoof his MAC address as one of ours. ;)

He means I got it right that he's OCD about it.

[Sidoh]

He means I got it right that he's OCD about it.

Corrupted, slanderous lies.

[deadly7]

I was stating scores in regard to OCD.

[Sidoh]

I was stating scores in regard to OCD.

Corrupted, slanderous lies.

[rabbit]

Sidoh, you're just plain wrong...

[Eric]

I'm curious as to why you're willing to go to such lengths just to have your host name show up on a Windows-based router.

In my case, I have a dynamic internal IP address. Having "deadmeat" be accessable to my Windows box which is in the DMZ (I'm well aware of the security risks, but I don't have anything else to put there) and responsible for port forwarding (for httpd, mainly) is much, much easier than running upstairs and setting up the port forward information to send it to a new IP address.

Give yourself a static IP address?

[Sidoh]

Sidoh, you're just plain wrong...

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[Joe]

I'm curious as to why you're willing to go to such lengths just to have your host name show up on a Windows-based router.

In my case, I have a dynamic internal IP address. Having "deadmeat" be accessable to my Windows box which is in the DMZ (I'm well aware of the security risks, but I don't have anything else to put there) and responsible for port forwarding (for httpd, mainly) is much, much easier than running upstairs and setting up the port forward information to send it to a new IP address.

Give yourself a static IP address?

Are you saying I'm too stupid to have tried that? Please...

[rabbit]

Samba works, partly.  Here's what's up:
Lili - sister's computer, can access just fine
Paradise - can't access from Samba (even though I'm on it); still doesn't show up as named in base station manager
Attic - could access it with old Samba, can't after update
Laptop - can't access at all from Samba

[Eric]

I'm curious as to why you're willing to go to such lengths just to have your host name show up on a Windows-based router.

In my case, I have a dynamic internal IP address. Having "deadmeat" be accessable to my Windows box which is in the DMZ (I'm well aware of the security risks, but I don't have anything else to put there) and responsible for port forwarding (for httpd, mainly) is much, much easier than running upstairs and setting up the port forward information to send it to a new IP address.

Give yourself a static IP address?

Are you saying I'm too stupid to have tried that?

No.  Too "stupid" to have done it successfully, perhaps.