Can guest network be hidden?
Can AP TC be hidden? Doesn't appear that way. Looking for confirmation.
iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10)
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Can AP TC be hidden? Doesn't appear that way. Looking for confirmation.
iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10)
Not without also hiding the "main" or "private" network.
You have two options......
1) Leave both the "private" and "guest" network visible
2) Hide both the "private" and "guest" network
Hiding a network is mostly an illusion though, since there are any number of free utilities available on the Internet that will reveal a hidden network in seconds. So, anyone who really wants to see your network(s) can do so very easily, and very quickly.
Something is odd. I have a guest network. And I hid the network. Yet the guest shows on my iPad, iPhone and MB Air. Any idea how that happens?
Did you change the name of the guest network, then hide it? If you did not change the name of the network, then devices will remember a network to which they have previously connected.
How do I get them to forget the guest?
The same way that you would get them to forget any other network that the device has joined in the past.
On a Mac......open System Preferences (gear icon on the dock)
Open Network
Click on WiFi on the left panel to highlight it
Click Advanced at the lower right of the window
Here you will see a list of networks to which the computer has connected in the past.
Click on the name of a network that you want to forget to highlight it
Click the - (minus) button at the bottom of the list
Do the same for other networks that you want to delete
Click OK, then click Apply in the next window that appears
Restart the Mac
If the device is an iPhone or iPad, you will have to log onto the network that you want to forget
Tap Settings on the home screen
Tap WiFi
Tap on the blue "i" next to the name of the network
Tap Forget This Network
Can guest network be hidden?