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7. WiFi network names and password are set in the router

Fri Jun 26, 2020, 02:43 PM

Jun 2020

You "should" be able to login to the router (with a web browser) and change the names and passwords of your wifi networks. The details are specific to the kind of router, but it's usually not too hard to follow your nose once you've logged into it.

Connecting is usually to a URL like "http://192.168.0.1" and giving the name & password that are written on the bottom of your router

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Is it your router or are you renting it?nt Phoenix61 Jun 2020 #1

My router Bayard Jun 2020 #3

I couldn't remember my router password once wryter2000 Jun 2020 #5

There is a password on the router Bayard Jun 2020 #6

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I did Bayard Jun 2020 #4

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Sounds like the problem isn't with your iPhone... stopbush Jun 2020 #12

This is not a lecture ... just a suggestion PBC_Democrat Jun 2020 #13

secrets and passwords and email servers! CloudWatcher Jun 2020 #14

Thanks to all that responded Bayard Jun 2020 #15