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Old 11-06-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Wireless priorities

Is there a way to change the priority of which network I connect to? I am running Ubuntu and the first time I installed I accidentally selected the network below the one that I wanted and of course it's not encrypted so I connect to it every time now. Half the time that I try to switch to mine it won't work (it just doesn't do anything and remains connected to the neighbors). The problem is that my connection to theirs is really low (20-30%) while mine is around 80% -- this being added to that it's not my network and I'm paying to use my net Is there a file somewhere that stores priorities that I can delete the first one?

I am using roaming mode because I switch between several places so doing a manual setup every time is not really wanted. Thanks all
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