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TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS
How to change the Wi-Fi network name
1 Connect to your Wi-Fi network.
2 In the browser on your computer, enter the address http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 (this address is usually written on the bottom of your router — the device that distributes Wi-Fi).
DIR_300NRUB5 - Windows Internet Explorer
http://192.168.0.1/
3 In the window that opens, enter your login and password for the router's admin panel. If you did not set a login/password, then by default it is usually: admin/admin (the default data is also usually found on the bottom of the router).
Username: admin
Password:
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If you forgot your password, you can restore the router to factory settings: using a thin object like a pencil, press and hold the Restore (Reset) button on the router for 10 seconds. But be prepared that after this you will have to reconfigure network security and additional connection settings.
4 In the administrative panel that opens, find the SSID line (wireless network name), enter a new name (you can use only Latin characters) and click the "apply", "save", "reboot" button or a similar one.
ASUS RT-N13U
Wireless network name (SSID): ASUS
Authentication method: WPA-Auto-Personal
WPA encryption: TKIP
Name options:
Navalny
Navalny.ru
TeamNavalny
Ya_za_Navalny
Navalny_Nash_Mer
Navalny_8_sentyabrya
Izmeni_Rossiu_Navalny
Navalny_moy_kandidat
Navalny_proti_korrupcii
Golosi_za_Navalnogo
Navalny_za_Rossiu
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5 After changing the Wi‑Fi network name, you will need to re-enter its password when connecting any devices.
Please note that the appearance of the administrative panel interface and authentication windows depends on your router model.