How to connect a wireless router with a password

Someone else has set a password to prevent others from surfing the Internet. You can't link without a password.

No one tells the password that you can't connect, otherwise there is no point in setting a password.

You can't enter without a password.

Wireless routers have to set passwords, although the factory will bring a password, but this password is normal and troublesome, not easy to remember, and the preset passwords are not very secure, so do you know? The following is some information about wireless routers and passwords that I have compiled for your reference.

How to add a password to a wireless router:Make sure that the Wi-Fi network is connected, which can be seen in the status column.

You can enter the router settings page.

There will be a login prompt before entering, the normal default is: admin, and the password is also set in the admin wireless router, and the "wireless security settings" under "wireless settings" are also set in. Some routers will have security settings in their settings.

Go to the wireless security settings, in addition to the option not to set a password, there are also 3 encryption methods:

WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK - This mode is generally used by users, which is relatively safe and can prevent attacks by general network stealing software.

wpa/wpa2

There is no WEP

1. Prepare a network cable. One end of the network cable is connected to any of the LAN (1,2,3,4) of the routing hall silverware 2, and the other end of the network cable is connected to the computer, as shown in the figure below. Note:

Please note that Router 2 does not need to be connected to Router 1 for the time being.

If the IP address of Router 1 is, the IP address of Router 2 is modified to.

Tip: After modifying the IP rights of the LAN port, you will be prompted to restart the router. After restarting, you will need to enter the changed IP address in your browser to log in to the Router 2 settings screen, such as or.

3. Prepare another network cable, one end is connected to the LAN (1 2 3 4) interface of router 1, and the other end is connected to any LAN (1 2 3 4) interface of router 2. Be careful not to honor the WAN interface connected to Router 2.

4. Turn off the DHCP server on router 2: Click "DHCP Server" - >DHCP Service" - >DHCP Server" and select: Not enabled > click "Save".

After completing the four appeal steps, Router 2 has access to the internet. If you want to use wireless wifi on router 2, just set the wireless wifi name and password on router 2 without any other settings.

When many people use wireless routers, they are often troubled by the fact that the password of the router is too long, too complicated, and difficult to remember when it leaves the factory. Some people don't even know which password to enter when the wireless connection prompts them to enter the password. In view of the above situation, I will introduce you to the relevant knowledge of wireless connection password setting of wireless router, I hope it will help you!

First of all, the wireless router I just bought has a password when it leaves the factory, like JCG JHR-N815R, this router is one machine and one code, and each router has its own password, and each one is different. This will keep you safe online. So can this password be found in **?

If you look at the back of the router, you can see that there is a "network key", which is the password for the wireless connection. Note: The password here has letters in it, and these letters are case-sensitive.

If you want to change the password or encryption method, you need to go to the router's settings page. The following describes how to set it up.

Connect the router with a network cable, then enter it on the browser to enter the router's settings page, and click Wireless connection. Go to the wireless settings page. Click "Security Settings" here, enter the security settings page, set the wireless password "Authentication Key" here is the password of the wireless connection, you can change the password here, if the selected security mode is "WPA Personal" or "WPA2 Personal", then the modified password must be more than 8 digits of numbers or letters, Note:

The letters here are case-sensitive.

Precautions. Note: There is a place to pay attention to here, that is, "safe mode" here, the default security mode at the factory is "WPA2 personal", this security mode is more advanced, if your system is Windows XP Service Pack 2, then your computer does not support this advanced security mode, you need to choose "WPA personal" this security mode.

The above is the router's wireless password setting skills, as far as I know, the current wireless password settings of all routers are similar, you just need to see the settings of this router, the others are almost the same.

Method 2 for setting the wireless connection password of the wireless router.

Open the browser, enter the IP of the wireless router in the address bar (if you forget it, you can view the back of the router), and click Open!

Enter the login password and click OK to log in (different routers have different login methods).

Find [Wireless Settings] and click Open, then click [Wireless Security Settings], and the interface will appear as shown in the figure on the left. Enter a new password in the PSK Password.

At the bottom of the interface, find Save and click Save!

Go back to the computer desktop, find your wireless network in the [Wireless Network Connection] in [Network], right-click, how to select [Properties] and click to open!

Click [Security] and enter the newly changed password in [Network Security Key]!

If you are afraid of typing mistakes, you can choose [Show Characters]!

Here's how to set it up:1. Open the browser and enter the enter enter to enter the routing login interface.

2. After logging in, various setting options will appear.

3. Check the macro grinding items for each bucket setting: in the status, you can see whether the Unicom network you are connected to now is registered, and you can surf the Internet normally.

4. Internet settings: Enter the Internet access and password here.

5. Optical modem router wireless name setting: SSID name, here is the wireless name used, change it to your favorite name.

6. Optical modem router wireless password setting: WPA pre-shared key, set wireless Internet password.

7. Password setting for logging in to Unicom Optical Modem: The user name cannot be changed, and the password can be changed to be familiar to you for the next login.

Go to the router settings interface, set it down, and in the wireless advanced settings, set the password setting difficulty and then the encryption method to WPA encryption.

Router login password setting:

1.Open a browser and log in to the management IP in the router background;

2.After successful login, the router opens the "Running Status" page and displays the basic information of the router.

3.Select the "Modify Login Password" link on the left, and enter the old and new account numbers and passwords on the right.

4.Click the "Save" button;

5.Click "System Tools" on the left side, select "Restart Router", click the "Restart Router" button inside, and click "OK";

6.Wait until the router is restarted.

Router wireless password setting:

1. Enter the router page, the same as the previous step, select wireless settings, wireless security;

2. Enter the password you want to set in the PSK password column in wireless security, and finally click Save by dropping down.

3. Restart the router after saving.

View your gateway Enter the gateway on the web page Generally speaking, yes or Enter the page also requires a username and password, if it is not changed, the default is the admin password.

Open the router management interface, "Wireless Settings" - >Basic Settings":

Select "Auto Selection" for Security Authentication Type, because "Auto Selection" is to automatically negotiate one of the "Open System" and "Shared Key", and there is no difference in the security of the two authentication methods.

The key format selection is "hexadecimal", and the optional is "ascii code", the setting here has no impact on security, because "hexadecimal" is required when setting "separate key", so it is recommended to use "hexadecimal" here.

The key selection "must be filled in the position of "key 2", which must be set like this, because under the new upgrade procedure, key 1 must be empty, in order to cooperate with the use of a separate key (the separate key will be introduced in the MAC address filter below), otherwise it may not be connected. Select 64 128 152 bits for the key type, and the length of the "key type" will change after selecting the corresponding number of bits, in this example, we fill in the 26-bit parameter 11111111111111111111111111 Because the "Key Format Selection" is "Hexadecimal", the "Key Content" can be filled with characters such as A, B, C, D, E, F, and remember to save it after setting.

If you don't need to use the "separate key" function, the NIC only needs to be simply configured to the encryption mode, the key format, the key content should be the same as the router, and the key setting should be set to the position of "wep key 2" (corresponding to the router), and then you can connect to the router.

If you're more interested in learning, you can read on.

There are several ways to encrypt your wireless router:

1.Use encryption methods such as WEP, WPA, etc., provided by wireless routers. WEP is generally simple to set up.

2.Or use restrictions to restrict the connection by the MAC address, which means entering the MAC machine in the access restriction list to connect to your wireless router.

3.A simpler way is to turn off the SSID broadcast, that is, you can't search for the SSID of your AP, you can only manually fill in the correct SSID by yourself to connect! All three of the above methods are fine, but the best of a secure nature is to restrict access through a MAC address.

The setup is done on the wireless router.

How do I set up a direct connection to a desktop computer that has no precedent for me to enter a password?

Does it make sense?

1. Set a login password for the router.

1. Open the browser on the computer connected to the router network, and then enter the login**: After the input is completed, press the enter key to open, and then you need to log in with the account and password.

2. After logging in to the router background setting interface, click "System Tools" and then click "Modify Login Password" below, then enter the original password once on the right side, enter the new password set twice again, and click "Save" at the bottom after completion.

Second, the router sets the wifi password.

If you want to change the password instead of the router login, but the wifi wireless password, the method is similar.

1. It is still logged in to the background management interface of the router;

2. After logging in to the router background settings interface, click "Wireless Settings", and then enter "Wireless Security Settings" here to change the wifi wireless password.

After changing the wifi password, remember to click "Save" at the bottom.

In addition, after changing the wifi password, you usually need to restart the router to take effect. The method of restarting the router is very simple, you can find the restart button in the "System Tools", and follow the prompts.