Japanese Characters for Wi-Fi

[bxflow]

So I went on Google translator and translated some English words to Japanese, So I decided to put this Jap. characters as my WiFi's name (SSID)
When I did this it restarted my router, So I thought it was a coincidence and the modem somehow just restarted. But I kept trying and it seems that the Japanese characters restart my modem and reset my WiFi settings.

Can anyone try this and tell me if the same thing happens?

Im using Verizon DSL by the way

bxflow Reviewed by bxflow on 12th Jan 2011. Japanese Characters for Wi-Fi So I went on Google translator and translated some English words to Japanese, So I decided to put this Jap. characters as my WiFi's name (SSID) When I did this it restarted my router, So I thought it was a coincidence and the modem somehow just restarted. But I kept trying and it seems that the Japanese characters restart my modem :| and reset my WiFi settings. Can anyone try this and tell me if the same thing happens? Im using Verizon DSL by the way :| Rating: 5

[DLow]

Maybe another government conspiracy

Could you gimie the link to the translator and the chars i want to try

[bxflow]

I just had to hard reset my router.....
it made it go crazy and disconnect every 1 minute

[chrishdman87]

LOL that sucks balls

[CammyD]

Tell us the translator and characters you used so we can try.

[NewEraCracker]

http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc5416.html

SSID:
The SSID attribute is the service set identifier that will be advertised by the WTP for this WLAN. The SSID field contains any ASCII character and MUST NOT exceed 32 octets in length, as defined in [IEEE.802-11.2007].