Find Your WEP Code
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Finding and changing your WEP code is very straightforward. Follow these steps to know how.
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Steps
- Find the internal IP address of your router (Most are in the range 192.168.x.x).
- Type your routers IP into your Internet's Browser and hit enter.
- It will ask for a username and password for my model Username: Root Password: Blank (don't type anything.) This is the default setting. This will be different with other routers.)
- On the Home Page there is a /AES), Wireless Channel, Wireless Multicast Rate. Click on Wireless Encryption (WEP/TKIP/AES).
- Choose Encryption Level. (Click on the Type at top) Then you will be moved to a blank box telling you what characters you can use and not use and hit apply.
Tips
- Keep note of all passwords.
- Change your default username and password to protect yourself.
Warnings
- If you forget your WEP or username and you do not have a reset button on your router you will have to get a new one.
- If you forget your WEP or Username press the reset button on most routers
