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Device manual. Driver disc for some models. USB cable for some models. Network cable for some models. Locate the power cable and connect it to a power source like an outlet or surge protector. Plug the other end of the power cable to the router's power input, which is typically located in the rear.
Your router should power on. Your router must be connected to a modem in order to provide the local network with an Internet connection. Acquire an Ethernet cable. Take one end of the cable and plug it into the Internet or WAN port on the rear of your router.
The port may be blue or grey. Take one end of the cable and plug it into an available Ethernet or LAN port on the rear of your modem. These ports are typically yellow. Usually this is all that is needed to connect your router to a wired connection. The bottom of the router has a label with the default access site and credentials.
Using a computer that is connected to the Netgear router, open a web browser such as Safari, Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. The default credentials are typically: Username: admin Password: password. Some devices or systems do not allow special characters or they may have their own requirements. Passwords should be long, characters or more. Passwords should be something easy for you to remember, but hard for others to guess or lookup. Passwords should have lots of different character types: upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols.
Replacing letters with symbols is a simple way to achieve this: use for a, and for c, as example. Passwords are personal, most services have a way to create a 'linked' account or share services with trusted friends and family. Change passwords regularly. Every 90 to days; this helps keep your accounts from being compromised long-term. If you must write down a password or make note of it, do so only in specially designed programs, or keep and hold the physical copies with the same care and respect you would a social security card or birth certificate.
Remember; anyone with your password "is you". Don't use short passwords; computers can guess them very easily. Don't use a common word you can find in a dictionary. Don't use information that can be looked up or guessed, such as a birthday, anniversary, or pet's name. Don't use the same password for everything. If one password is compromised, all of the same ones are compromised across all your accounts. Don't share passwords. People with your password "are you" to a computer system, or a service.
Don't keep the same password forever. Assume that, at some point, it will be guessed, seen, or otherwise compromised, and it must be changed.
Don't write down passwords in the open, or save them in non-encrypted files on your computer. External The Diceware Passphrase Homepage — A systematic method, using dice, to create a thoroughly random, yet easy-to-remember password.
External LastPass Password Generator — A simple online complex password generator from a company that makes password security software. Select Wireless. For an older router, the option may be called Wireless Settings. If you wish, you may change your network name SSID at this time. This is the user-friendly name that will appear when you search for wireless networks in the area.
Type in your chosen password into the Password field.
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