I own a Cisco WAP321 wireless access point, and it's a pretty neat device because it allows you to create multiple different (separated) Wi-Fi networks. For home use, that option is not really very interesting. Well unless you want guests in your house to use a different Wi-Fi network so that they won't stumble upon your file server and find your huge collection of 'out of the ordinary' weird, cheap, really twisted, amateur and/or self-made porn. I'm certain there are 'some' of you out there where this could be a plausible situation. Not me of course, I don't store any porn (myself), but I'm drifting off-topic so back to the WPA321.
Recently I received a list with funny names to call your Wi-Fi network, but I just couldn't choose one in particular, so I enabled to option to activate all the additional Wi-Fi networks on the device, and as of now my Wi-Fi network list is no longer filled with default modem names from all the neighbors, but looks like what you see on the image. I wonder if enabling that many networks will influence my main Wi-Fi network negatively due to interference or something. But then again, who cares I only use Wi-Fi for my phone, and to hack my neighbors Wi-Fi networks. Just kidding haha.
I'm seriously considering making an open Wi-Fi network with no password and monitor if and who is going to use it. Also, it will send everybody who made a connection to a captive portal website and place something funny there, but I haven't been able to think of anything yet, but I will soon 🙂
