D-Link 802.11g Wireless Router WBR-1310 (WBR1310) "set password" Questions

set up security password. How do I do this? Thanks Michael Hi michael ! Step 1: Open a web browser and enter the IP address of the router in the address bar (default is 192.168.0.1). Press Enter. Step

ver forgot the password.so how to view wifi password Reset the router to "factory" settings. Then, set a new SSID and set a new password.

...set one, the default password is usually "admin." You can usually leave the username field blank. Go to your settings page. It may be called "settings," or "wireless setup," "preferences," or similar ...

...set up a connection. To be able to put a password, and username. You need to configure your router. For that Connect your router to computer with ethernet cable then you can access it with following ...

...set a password for the wireless network. One you set the password and save it, all devices that connect to your network wirelessly will need to be reconnected to the network, using the password you ...

my 360. It's asking for my WEP Password, but the company that has it wont tell me it. how do i find out the password because if i don't I'm out over 100 bucks! Thanks the wep password is set up by you

...password" then the only way to recover the router will be by doing a hard re-set, (pressing the re-set button in the back for 10 seconds) be careful you are going to set the router back to factory ...

...password, or set two passwords, one for general use and one to restrict access to the bios setup screens. You may choose to load default values or failsafe values. once saved (press the F10 key) the ...

...password.... and then use that to gain access Robert Hello Lyn, Check out the following Link Explaining about the set up. All the best If the Homeplug is going to be connected to a wireless router, ...

...set up a password? It keeps going back to the password setup page. And when I reload 192.168.2.1 and go to the settings, it displays that the I've tried different password lengths and refreshing the ...