Renaming Wireless SSID
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Anyone here knows how to rename wireless network's SSID and set the security settings for WEP? Me using a Samsung cable modem from StarHub and a wireless router from Prolink...
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Call up the Samsung helpline.
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jz login to ur router n config from there....
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Problem is there isn't any login application for my router and even after me depressed the reset switch, it still displays my SSID as "Untitled"...Originally posted by BrUtUs:jz login to ur router n config from there.... -
ur router got a ipaddress... usually is 192.168.x.x so check your modem user manual... should hv one...Originally posted by dork3d:Problem is there isn't any login application for my router and even after me depressed the reset switch, it still displays my SSID as "Untitled"... -
i am not using the brand you mention but there should be an ip address for your router nevertheless, in-fact, this ip address should be common throughout prolink product. search the manual/website and since you are at it, i would recommend you read through the security section. There are some features other than wep in which you can utilise for a more secure wireless networking.Originally posted by dork3d:Anyone here knows how to rename wireless network's SSID and set the security settings for WEP? Me using a Samsung cable modem from StarHub and a wireless router from Prolink... -
Go to 192.168.1.254 and change.
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RTFM.......Read The Farking Manual...
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If the farking manual tells me how, me won't be asking here for help liao...Originally posted by ELMacca:RTFM.......Read The Farking Manual... -
Me keyed in the IP address but it prompted me for User and Password wor...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Go to 192.168.1.254 and change. -
they came with a default userid and password? are you able to do a "factory reset"? have you tried their web support? they do have after-sales service.. don't they.Originally posted by dork3d:Me keyed in the IP address but it prompted me for User and Password wor...
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That is because that's the web configuration for the router. Enter your username and password and change the settings.Originally posted by dork3d:Me keyed in the IP address but it prompted me for User and Password wor... -
You have to access the control panel of your router (as suggested by the above posters, key in the IP)
Then you have to login before you can make any changes. By default there isn't any account to start with, but setting up an account ensures that anyone who connects to your router cannot mess with the settings. If you forget your username and password for the account, you can do a reset by poking a small button at the back of your router with a needle.
And is that manual really that bad? It should at least tell you the IP of the control panel -
if you read the farking manual properly...you won't be asking here for help liao...Originally posted by dork3d:If the farking manual tells me how, me won't be asking here for help liao...
tsk...then what the instruction manual for? for fcuk ar? -
The truth is:Originally posted by R3SsH|n:if you read the farking manual properly...you won't be asking here for help liao...
tsk...then what the instruction manual for? for fcuk ar?
THE FARKING MANUAL IS ONLY A SINGLE SHEET OF A6 PAPER THAT ILLUSTRATES HOW TO CONNECT THE WIRES ONLY! -
prolink website to download the manual....u can look into their quickstart manual if they ever have...
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that's cos you're reading the wrong farking manual...go find the right one..Originally posted by dork3d:If the farking manual tells me how, me won't be asking here for help liao... -
You sure there is only one piece of A6 paper in the box? Check the whole box carefully. Even if don't have, I believe they do have a CD that comes with the router. Look into the CD, find any PDF or Word documents. The manual should be there.Originally posted by dork3d:If the farking manual tells me how, me won't be asking here for help liao... -
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