Post Your Funny WiFi Router Names

[RawBert]

Here are a couple of funny ones I found online...

 

[pacmania1982]

Droid 6 is home - other half is in the Police and he says he's a 'Droid' and all he does is collect data for download and process to the required standard.

Droid_6_Mobile is my MiFi

and PIE!!! Is my sisters SSID (Pie as in Weebl and Bob). It used to be called Moby, but we changed it when we upgraded to an Airport Express base station.

pac

 

[rKunda]

Top and bottom are mine. No idea on the middle one. =)

 

[DeuceDeuce]

Ours is "PC Load Letter"

 

[dmmcintyre3]

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[125037]

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[R94N]

Nice.

 

[obey908]

The Bunny Ranch

 

[kernkraft]

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No offence, but you are just a guy (or a computer?), but there are some handsome dudes around, if you know what I mean...

 

[125037]

No offence, but you are just a guy (or a computer?), but there are some handsome dudes around, if you know what I mean...

See the screen name

I'm both... depends on how I'm feeling.

 

[eng42ine]

The SSID of my friend's parents house is "Kite Dick" I laughed at that the first time that I saw it

 

[VPrime]

Mine is SkyNet

 

[rhett7660]

In Texas for an internship, found these wireless networks in the dorms

This one had me laughing..... Priceless

 

[Mickyfin]

Heres mine..

 

[R94N]

I would change our router name (at the moment it's called something like 'TalkTalkac564') but I can't work out how to change it...

 

[SchneiderMan]

Heres mine..

It should be funny lol

 

[richard.torble]

I would change our router name (at the moment it's called something like 'TalkTalkac564') but I can't work out how to change it...

Enter the IP address of your router into a web browser. It's usually 192.168.0.1 It will ask for a login name and password. You'll need to check your ISP documentation if you don't know what it is. Then look for the SSID and change it to whatever you want. Your wirelessly connected devices will lose the connection to the router as the original SSID will have disappeared. You just need to locate the new SSID, enter your router password again and voila.

 

[lpolarityl]

One guy had a network called nacholibre but I must not be able to pick up his signal from my kitchen. Mine is called AppleJACKS, funny name IMO.

 

[eng42ine]

Enter the IP address of your router into a web browser. It's usually 192.168.0.1 It will ask for a login name and password. You'll need to check your ISP documentation if you don't know what it is. Then look for the SSID and change it to whatever you want. Your wirelessly connected devices will lose the connection to the router as the original SSID will have disappeared. You just need to locate the new SSID, enter your router password again and voila.

Sometimes its 192.168.1.1 as well, I'm pretty sure that's what Linksys uses.

 

[Rooskibar03]

My personal network is "This is not Your Network"

My guest one is "Nope, not this one either"

 

[Slix]

Ours is "MyNetNotYours".
Obviously.

 

[vaderhater245]

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[DrupNL]

Mine:

weshootwardriversaroundhere

 

[DustyLBottoms]

IMG_0103 by dustylbottoms, on Flickr

 

[mgmusicman94]

Here's one I found in the city of Wilmington. That's in delaware.