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For the past two days, I've gotten a NIS New Network Detected window
saying To join this network, select the location that has the security
settings you want to use. Then it shows a Local IP: number and asks
What location do you want to use? Away Home Office Custom
Settings. The only option it gives me is OK.

Meanwhile, I'm already connected wirelessly to my default wireless
connection. Also, I'm on cable (Comcast).

1. Why am I being told a new network is detected when I already have
one?

2. The Local IP# is different from the one I had or still have (?),
and I don't know if I'm supposed to be switching to a new location.

3. If I am supposed to be joining this new network, I guess I should
select Home, since this is my home desktop but I don't know for sure.

On Sun, 28 Oct 2007 10:21:37 -0400, MOB wrote:

> For the past two days, I've gotten a NIS New Network Detected window
> saying To join this network, select the location that has the security
> settings you want to use. Then it shows a Local IP: number and asks
> What location do you want to use? Away Home Office Custom
> Settings. The only option it gives me is OK.
>
> Meanwhile, I'm already connected wirelessly to my default wireless
> connection. Also, I'm on cable (Comcast).
>
> 1. Why am I being told a new network is detected when I already have
> one?
>
> 2. The Local IP# is different from the one I had or still have (?),
> and I don't know if I'm supposed to be switching to a new location.
>
> 3. If I am supposed to be joining this new network, I guess I should
> select Home, since this is my home desktop but I don't know for sure.

Run.
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