Connection Name Change

About an hour ago our (secured) home wireless network (named 'Weehawken') changed to 'Linksys' and now appears to be unsecured unsecured. I'm pretty sure this Linksys connection is coming from our wireless router, since it only works when it's plugged in.
We can still get Internet, but I'm not sure if and why the name of our home network has changed. Is there a chance this is some sort of hacking/virus?
Any help appreciated. Thanks.

Welcome to the discussions!
+Anyway.... I was told by HP that i needed to change my network name ( without spaces) which I could only do by contacting apple. Can anyone help me change my network name to NOT include spaces? Also, has anyone heard of this being a reason why the printer does not pick up a network?+
If you want to change the name of your wireless network on the Time Capsule:
Open Hard Drive > Applications > Utilities > AirPort Utility
Click Manual Setup
Click the Wireless tab below the row of icons
Look for Wireless Network Name and enter the new name of your network
Click Update to save settings and the TC will restart in 15-20 seconds
You will need to look for your new network when you want to log on using wireless on your computer(s) and enter the password to connect. This may or may not solve your connection issue with the printer, but its worth a try to follow HP's advice.

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"The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action."
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Hi,
According to your description, I understand that failed auto-configure Outlook with error “The name cannot be resolved. The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable…”, however OWA works fine.
If I misunderstand your concern, please do not hesitate to let me know.
Are all account or any special user experience this question?
If OWA works fine, it indicate that the mailbox database is mounted, and mailbox works well.
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https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124251.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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Connection Errors to Remote Desktop from OSX after Domain name change

We have an issue using Microsoft Remote Desktop from Macs in our school. All was well until we changed the domain name of our RDS servers and installed a new wildcard certificate. Connections work perfectly in Windows 7/8 and also iOS on iPads, but we cannot
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Hi Jeremy,
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workspace id=rdsgw.xxxxxxx.internal
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gatewaycredentialssource=0
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remoteapplicationprogram=||OpenMind
enablecredsspsupport=1
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redirectclipboard=1
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remoteapplicationcmdline=
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Using different data source and connection name

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We have a requirement where the data source for our application is already configured on the server by name like MyDBDataSource. But the database connection name in our application is like My_DB. So application module is using data source name like My_DBDS. If i change data source name in application module configuration manually to be MyDBDataSource, then it fails at runtime. This has been identified as bug as mentioned in this post
http://andrejusb.blogspot.in/2009/01/practical-adf-security-deployment-on.html
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Hi Ami,
Is your issue get solved ?
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1. When you create a database connection in Application (for example say connection name as hr) then in the Application Module Database Configurations in the bc4j.xcfg File Custom JDBCDataSource will be set as <Custom JDBCDataSource="java:comp/env/jdbc/hrDS"/> for both ApplnModule shared & Local. So when you create data source in weblogic it is better to create the JNDI Name like jdbc/hrDS ( ie between the '/' and 'DS' you have to specify the name of database connection you created in the application ).What ever the Data source name is no matter.
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Please read my question carefully, this is, I think, a question for the experts. It's not the usual name change question. When I setup my new MacBook Pro, something slipped by me and my computer was named First-Lasts-MacBook-Pro (using my real first and

Please read my question carefully, this is, I think, a question for the experts. It's not the usual name change question.
When I setup my new MacBook Pro, something slipped by me and my computer was named First-Lasts-MacBook-Pro (using my real first and last name).
I changed the computer name in Preferences/Sharing to a new name and Preferences/Accounts to just be Mike. I can right click on my account name, choose advanced, and see that everything looks right.
However, If I do a scan of my network with my iPhone using the free version of IP Scanner, it lists my computer as First-Lasts-MacBook-Pro! And it lists the user as First-Last.
So even though another Mac just sees my new computer name, and my home folder is Mike, somewhere in the system the original setup with my full name is still stored. And it's available on a network scan. So my full name might show up at a coffee shop.
Can I fully change the name without doing a complete re-install of Lion and all my apps?

One thought... you said the iPhone displayed your computer's old name? I think that you must have used the iPhone with this computer before you changed the name. So no one else's iPhone should display your full name unless that iPhone had previously connected to your Mac. For example, I did this exact same change, and I use the Keynote Remote app to connect with my MacBook Pro. It would no longer link with my MacBook Pro under the old name, and I found that I had to unlink and then create a new link under the new name. So the answer to your question is, there is nothing you need to do on the Mac, but rather the phone, and no other phone will display your full name.

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Is there a length limitation on HSODBC connection names? Or a uniqueness requirement?
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Dave Venus

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Each Oracle instance must have a SID. A SID us a unique name for an Oracle database that can be up to 64 alphanumeric characters in length.
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set TRC_LEVEL support
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afterwards disable tracing again:
lsnrctl <ENTER>
set TRC_LEVEL off
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I reproduced this on another connection and got the same thing.
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I am having the same problem. Too bad no one else has replied. Test connnection works and sometimes I get into the application. The first few times I was able to get it to list the object types (tables, views, etc.) though nothing was listed when I tried to explode each list. This could be because the userid I am logging on with has no objects and I haven't figured out how to make it list all objects as I can in SQL Navigator or TOAD. Now it seems that anytime I try to open one of the connections, the application simply vanishes. No no warning, no messages, it just closes.
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Search every file under $ORACLE_BASE for the old name.
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Then I added a "--no-namechange" parameter in the /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.discoveryd.plist.
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I could not find a Yosemite bug filed https://bugreport.apple.com/, but this site helped me hack my solution:
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Regards:
Igor
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# Loop to prefix the name of each cube in the current module:
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# Loop to prefix the name of each mapping in the current module:
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