This is a very frustrating problem. When I am on my university campus, I use the campus wireless. When I'm at home, I use my own router. But sometimes when I'm at home, my system picks up the fringe of the campus wireless signal--but not strongly enough to connect to it. But it's strong enough for NM to try to connect to it instead of my own router--so then I have to manually choose my own router, or it will sit there forever trying to connect to the campus wireless.
It seems like adding priority settings should be a straightforward thing to do. I hope the importance of this issue will be recognized.
This is a very frustrating problem. When I am on my university campus, I use the campus wireless. When I'm at home, I use my own router. But sometimes when I'm at home, my system picks up the fringe of the campus wireless signal--but not strongly enough to connect to it. But it's strong enough for NM to try to connect to it instead of my own router--so then I have to manually choose my own router, or it will sit there forever trying to connect to the campus wireless.
It seems like adding priority settings should be a straightforward thing to do. I hope the importance of this issue will be recognized.