One easy trick is to change the default IP 192.168.0.1 to something else in addition to password protecting the login to the modem. Make sure you save the new IP address.
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it depends on what you specifically want to
password-protect: a. protecting the network from unauthorized users? b.
protecting the network's admin interface? for a. - log into
your network's admin interface (usually http://192.168.0.1) - go to the category
of wireless security -
select the type of network protection you are looking for (strength - i.e. wep,
wap, wpa2) and set your password following the steps listed within your router's
admin interface... for b. - log into your network's admin
interface (usually http://192.168.0.1) - if you have never done this before,
then your username should be filled in as Admin and leave password blank and hit
enter.... from there, you are able to change or at least add a password to the
interface from unauthorized access (usually under category security)
Personally, I don't think there is a way to protect a winxp admin account from being hacked, because it's very easy to remove the password for admin (or any) account. When the password is removed, the hacker will gain full access to the computer.
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it depends on what you specifically want to password-protect:
a. protecting the network from unauthorized users?
b. protecting the network's admin interface?
for a. - log into your network's admin interface (usually http://192.168.0.1) - go to the category of wireless security - select the type of network protection you are looking for (strength - i.e. wep, wap, wpa2) and set your password following the steps listed within your router's admin interface...
for b. - log into your network's admin interface (usually http://192.168.0.1) - if you have never done this before, then your username should be filled in as Admin and leave password blank and hit enter.... from there, you are able to change or at least add a password to the interface from unauthorized access (usually under category security)
You need to access your router's admin interface. Each router brand
uses a different default IP. For example, Netgear uses 198.168.0.1. You
can easily Google your router brand for it's default IP. From a
browser, go to your router's IP. You should see your router's login
page. If you didn't change the defaults, the default user and password
are usually admin and admin. Once logged in, you can protect your
wireless transmissions with a password.
First connect your router to computer with ethernet cable if it is not in network.
Then access your router with following link. http://192.168.1.1
or http://192.168.0.1
type user name as "admin" and password as "admin' or blank or "password"
then go to wi fi security then cinfigure it as WEP then enter encryption code it is your connection password .
So who want to connect your wi fi need that password .So your wi fi is secure now.
based on your icon, you are using a d-link router. by default, d-link routers are accessed using a browser at IP 192.168.0.1. You can try this:
type http://192.168.0.1 in your browser like firefox or IE then you must be directed to your router's web-based setting. From there, you can explore and navigate to "Admin Password" and you should supply your password to protect it.
By the way, by default, d-link have no password at first use. If you are prompted for a password, try this:
the default password for your westell 327 is username: admin and password: password, the admin admin combination is what usually isp providers such as verizon tells you to put in after configuring it for the first time. 192.168.1.1 is the url add for you to be able to access your westell 327. after accessing your modem you can find the WEP key below the modem, after enabling the security of your network the WEP kep is your default security password
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