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Password: admin. Unless you edit before your user name or password or else the default settings is like that. Go to your Basic Wireless Settings and you'll found Wireless Network Name (SSID) column. On there you can edit your SSID. Source(s): Experience on using wireless router.
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If you need the password for your network then on any computer that is currently on the network go into the ciontrol panel and select Network and Internet , then select HomeGroup , then select view and print the homegroup password and the next page will have your homegroup password.
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Locating the SSID: Look for a sticker on your router. Many routers provided by Internet Service Providers have a sticker on the bottom or side, listing the default SSID. This is usually labeled as the SSID or Network Name and may be located next to a barcode.
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If you're using Windows XP you can double click on the wireless icon in the taskbar and then click on the View wireless Networks button, you should see the available wireless SSIDs there to choose from.
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To make a security code you need to enter the routers address into the address bar on your browser. Chances are that it's 192.168.1.1 but you can find it easily by looking on the bottom or side of the router, the users manual or the web page of the brand of router that you have. Once you enter that address you will get the routers log in window where you will put the user name and password of the router.
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What to Do: Look for a sticker on your router. Many routers provided by Internet Service Providers have a sticker on the bottom or side, listing the default SSID. This is usually labeled as the SSID or Network Name and may be located next to a barcode.
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A list of all the networks in range will be displayed. Each network can be identified by the SSID, or network name. 1. Click the Wireless icon in the menu-bar. This is located in the upper-right corner of the screen, next to the volume icon. Ensure that AirPort is turned on to see wireless networks.
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Locating the SSID and Broadcast Setting: 1  Check this setting from within your router's settings. [How to] 2  Log in to your router's settings. How to.  Search through your router for phrases such as SSID or Wireless Network Name. The terms and locations can change from router to router.
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what is the ssid name
SSID is a network name. Network name is the Service Set Identifier name.