Log in Need wireless Setup

Log in via http://192.168.0.1 (default "username: Admin and no pass")
Go to setup tab ----> wireless settings ---->Manual Wireless Network Setup
You will see your SSID under Wireless Network Name

clear the fax log...
go to setup menu basic fax setup... scroll to fax log... clear fax log....
in some printer you can find the fax log in the fax settings or advance fax setup..

it will be in the wireless setup section of the router you need to log into the router and then setup wireless security - choose WEP
have a read here - how to set up WEP on that router http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35/p/395

you will have to log into the router to setup the wireless device you want to allow access to.

check your user manual to setup your wireless
loin into the router by going to a browser and typing 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 enter "admin as user name click ok. this will bring you into the routers GUI (Graphical User Interface)

what's the exact model of the ROKU It will be asking for the wireless security pass code for your wireless router , I have a M1001 and you can set that up if known from the wireless configuration - after it asks for SSID - it then asks if security enabled say - yes and enter the code - IF you do know the code
Your Wireless signal may already be secured by the manufacturer and often the wireless code is printed on a label stuck to the router itself
IF not already set here is how you can see the wireless security code. Log into the setup of the router - to do that open a web browser, use Internet explorer (some routers setup pages do not work correctly with other browsers) In the browser address bar - type:
Different manufacturers use different default address to To access the Web-based Utility of the Router and log into the setup pages
DLink Type: http://192.168.0.1
A setup login screen should now appear requesting a user name and the password - use admin for both username and password - default setting for the d-link Now you can goto the wireless section or secruity section and see the type of encyption to WEP, WPA, WPA-PSK and the code used

log in to the router setup page.... you can type 192.168.2.1 in IE to open the setup page...on the left side you ll find an option called security below wireless heading...click on that and change the security mode to 64bit WEP....in the key1 you need to enter a 10-digit number (5pairs)as the security key for your wireless network...donot enter anything in any other boxes....click on apply changes....now close the IE...go to network connections and delete all preferred networks from your computer....now scan and connect again....it ll ask for a password...enter the security key and get connected....

This router is like most routers and you must be logged in to the router as an Administrator, and once you have logged in (using http://192.168.1.1 ) with the login and password, go into the Wireless section and establish your network's name (SSID) and choose your security --- I prefer WPA-PSK[TKIP] for its relative simplicity. This, I believe, is your "protected Pin Number", and is needed to log in to the router with wireless access. Must be initially set up with wired access ...

Go to 192.168.0.1 in your browser, log into the setup page of the router. Under wireless set the SSID(network name), click apply, then go to security and set the encryption key, Click apply and log out. Then on your computer, if it is wireless, click on the wireless network icon, the when it shows your network, click connect . Then you have to put your encryption key in twice.

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Thanks, Joe


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Once you've logged into the router (open your browser, and type ONLY this into the Address line, without the quotes: "192.168.2.1). You should get a log in pop-up, "admin" is the username, and the password is left blank (or is sometimes "password"), again without the quotes.

Once logged in, you have a series of menus on the left hand side, Usually large blue lines demark each section, i.e. "Lan Setup", "Internet WAN", and of course the section you are looking for "Wireless". Under each header is listed each of the pages available for that function. For example, under Wireless you'd want the first 2 items: "Channel and SSID" - this is where you set the name of the wireless network; and "Security", which is where you setup whichever one of the Encryption options you want. This Encryption key is the password you will use when connecting wirelessly to the router from a PC.

Hopefully that is enough to get you setup.