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Is your home wireless router not working properly or seems to be working on it’s own? Then listen up, especially if you live in a condensed area like an apartment building.

Many people bring home wireless routers, plug in their Internet and away they go! Great, it works without doing anything! Well, here’s what’s going on and what you should do about it.

As is also all routers are going to what is called as default configuration, NO security enabled and broadcast frequency on channel 6 (2.437), what exactly does all of this mean? Well, without having security anyone within proximity can go, surf your Internet and maybe peruse your files. Many people are cognizant of this now and get it done, simple to try and do is run the disk that were included with the router and apply the settings via the software wizard, it isn’t difficult and so i won’t end up in that.

What I need to really discuss is the channel frequency, probably just about the most overlooked issues on office and home routers today. Should you have 2 or more routers within logon proximity (across the street) and they are for a passing fancy frequency then they will fight with the air waves causing the loser to disconnect. Like I said, most routers along with (all that I have seen) are going to channel 6 outside 12 channels, so through which affect the channel! Another indication of the air wave fight may be the router gets hot by working way too hard ..

So to fix this, everything you need to do is get on the router and make the progress, all routers are accessed by what is known as an Ip, you’ll find the address easily by Googling the make and getting the IP. One example is “Linksys IP address”, here i will discuss things that I know: Linksys 192.168.1.1, Dlink 192.168.0.1, Netgear 192.168.0.1, SMC 192.168.2.1 it’s generally one of these simple three (two is the same).

Now take the IP address and type it to the address bar in your internet browser, this tends to access the router’s interface, it seems like a website page, regardless of whether asks for password strength it’s usually ADMIN or no password (use Google! “linksys password”). All router interfaces will vary so you must discover the channel setting, will probably be inside wireless options menu and will be drop down report on channels, I suggest selecting channel 1 or 11, you should also “apply changes” or “save changes” afterwards.

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