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HOW TO FIND YOUR WIFI PASSWORD WHEN YOUR HARD WIRED IN MANUAL

Configure your wireless security options so that your new wifi network is secure.

Once you manage to connect to it, you will want to go back into the web setup by typing in the IP address you assigned your new router.

Give it about 30 seconds and you should be ready to connect wirelessly.

Connect any of your new router's LAN ports to any of your old router's LAN ports. Also keep in mind the terminology may not be word for word, it might say "Distribute IP addresses" or just "DHCP" for DHCP. If you see an 'Access point mode' option, this should be enabled (available only on some routers).

Find and disable the 'DHCP server' option.

We can help you out if you need assistance). (For example, if your current router is 192.168.1.1, then change your new router to 192.168.1.2. Find the option to set your new router's LAN IP to something that won't used by another network device.

You should now be looking at your router's web admin interface.

HOW TO FIND YOUR WIFI PASSWORD WHEN YOUR HARD WIRED IN MANUAL

(Refer to your manual for the default user/password - usually admin/admin or /admin or admin/password or /password or /) Next, you should be asked for a user/password.Type your router's IP address into your Internet browser's address bar (Refer to your manual - usually 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.2.1).Connect a network cable from one of your new router's LAN ports to your computer's network port.Our goal will be to make your new router work just like an AP (access point). If you purchase a new router, you may use it in conjunction with your old router - but only if it is configured properly.

Any cheap solution ? I don't want to splurge another 50+ bucks after getting $300+ handheld WiFi-enabled device -_-.Ĭlick to expand.No. I searched Newegg, but didn't find anything of the sort (other than wireless routers, obviously). maybe connect a wireless router to my cabled router O_o? Also, after I get a wireless thing, do I expect it to "just work"? Or is there some complicated setup involving WiFi? Is there some kind of WiFi "antenna" I can connect to my router (2 more open slots right now), which I can use for wireless devices? Or. However, I like my current setup, and don't want extensive switching to a whole different router (what am I going to do with these cables I spent so much time on routing around doors and walls?). However, lately I've been thinking of using some WiFi devices (mainly Apple's Ipod Touch) when I'm just bored around the house or something.īut, there's a slight problem - how do I get WiFi? I guess if I had a wireless router, it'd all "just work". Works great - constant internet access, no hiccups, it's awesome. So far, I have a cable linksys router for my 2 rigs at home. Not sure if you remember me, been gone for a while.