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Hi Everyone,
First, is there any way to filter the list of available networks displayed in the available network lists? Right now I can see 9 available networks besides my own.
Second, I've got a 160Gb Maxtor OneTouch attached to my Airport and I notice that the drive is spinning all the time. When I had it connected to my old WinXP machine it would spin down and sleep after a period of idle time. Now that it's connected to the Airport I guess the airport is polling it often and keeping it from going to sleep. Should I be concerned about this? I think my drive is going to get a harder workout in this configuration.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
First, is there any way to filter the list of available networks displayed in the available network lists? Right now I can see 9 available networks besides my own.
Second, I've got a 160Gb Maxtor OneTouch attached to my Airport and I notice that the drive is spinning all the time. When I had it connected to my old WinXP machine it would spin down and sleep after a period of idle time. Now that it's connected to the Airport I guess the airport is polling it often and keeping it from going to sleep. Should I be concerned about this? I think my drive is going to get a harder workout in this configuration.
Thoughts? Suggestions?