Whether you have a wireless or wired router, you will have to login to it using the username and password that come with your router. These default credentials are often found on the package or in the router’s manual. If you have changed these, you can still use the default login details. The easiest way to get the default credentials back is to reset your device. To reset your device, insert a paperclip into the tiny hole in the bottom of the device. Press and hold the button for 10 seconds. Your router will be restored to factory settings.
You can change the SSID by going into your router’s admin panel
To access the admin page, navigate to the network menu and choose the Wireless section. You will need to enter your username and password. The default password is 192.168.l.0.1. The IP address is generally a range of numbers between zero and 255. This number can be a little tricky to remember, so it’s best to read the user manual before you start. If you need to change the IP address, however, you can do this in the user manual or in your router’s administration panel.
You can change the SSID by going into your router’s admin panel. To change the SSID, open the Wireless section of your router’s settings. Then, choose the SSID you want to change. You can also change the Gateway by clicking on the corresponding link in the Network ID. Once you have entered the SSID, you can proceed to the login page. The process is very simple, but it is not the easiest.
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