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SSID stands for Service Set Identifier and is the primary name of your WiFi network. If you tap on the WiFi icon on your phone or computer, it’ll pull up a list of available networks within a range that have different names consisting of letters and/or numbers. For example, you may see simple names like Airport WiFi or funny ones like FBI Surveillance Van 4, which are SSIDs for those specific networks. From the list, you can identify your network’s name and join to Most router manufacturers set default router SSIDs like NETGEAR_XXXX or Linksys_XXXX. If you’re on a home WiFi network, you can opt to leave it as it is, or personalize it with a name of your choice. We’re going to show you how to do it. Change Your Router SSID • Find your router’s IP address. • Log in to your router’s administrative console. • Change the SSID and password. • Update the connection for all devices. Note: The process of changing your SSID is generally the same across major routers, though the exact names of settings and menus may vary depending on the model you’re using. When in doubt, check the router’s instruction manual for specific instructions. Find Your Router’s IP Address The first step is to find the router’s SSID. You can do this by checking the case of the router where both the default network name and password are printed. Next, find your router’s local IP address and log in from a web browser to access the administrative console. When prompted, enter the current username and password d...

And you’re all set. Your PC is now connected to the specified hidden Wi-Fi network. RELATED: How an Attacker Could Crack Your Wireless Network Security Connect to Hidden Wi-Fi Using Windows 10 Settings Another way to connect to a hidden Wi-Fi network is by using the Settings app. With this app, you can To start, open the Settings app on your PC. Do this by pressing Windows+i keys at the same time.

Note The procedures in this guide do not include instructions for cases in which the User Account Control dialog box opens to request your permission to continue. If this dialog box opens while you are performing the procedures in this guide, and if the dialog box was opened in response to your actions, click Continue. Specify Wireless AP Channel Frequencies When you deploy multiple wireless APs at a single geographical site, you must configure wireless APs that have overlapping signals to use unique channel frequencies to reduce interference between wireless APs. You can use the following guidelines to assist you in choosing channel frequencies that do not conflict with other wireless networks at the geographical location of your wireless network. • If there are other organizations that have offices in close proximity or in the same building as your organization, identify whether there are any wireless networks owned by those organizations. Find out both the placement and the assigned channel frequencies of their wireless AP's, because you need to assign different channel frequencies to your AP's and you need to determine the best location to install your AP's. • Identify overlapping wireless signals on adjacent floors within your own organization. After identifying overlapping coverage areas outside and within your organization, assign channel frequencies for your wireless APs, ensuring that any two wireless APs with overlapping coverage are assigned different channel fr...

SSID and Key/Wireless Password: Used to access and connect to your WiFi network • SSID is the name that will show up on your devices in the list of wireless networks (may have two for dual-band modem/routers) • Key/Wireless Password is the password you will enter on your devices to connect securely to your network • These default settings can also be customized in the modem settings or through the app Admin Username and Admin Password: Used to log in to your modem settings portal • Access secure settings such as firmware updates, WiFi security, schedules, and more • When connected to your home network, go to http://192.168.0.1 to access the portal (also called the GUI) • These default settings can also be customized in the modem settings About Lumen | About CenturyLink | Careers | Investor Relations | Newsroom | Legal | Legal Notices | Privacy Notice | Tariffs | Customers with Disabilities | Site Map | Cookie Settings | CenturyLink in Your Area | CenturyLink.net | Quantum Fiber in Your Area | White/Yellow Pages | Centurylink Retailer Residential | Small Business | Enterprise | ©2023 CenturyLink. All Rights Reserved.