How do I change from unsecured to secured?
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The first thing you need to do is set the router's main configuration password. Do this by going to your router's configuration in a web browser, then clicking the "main" menu on the left, then "Password." Set your admin password there. Next, you need to set your wireless password. Click the "Wireless" menu on the left, then choose an authentication type (I use WPA2), click PSK, then "Auto," and set your passphrase. This will be the password you give to people you want to be able to get on your wifi. After that, you should be reasonably secure.
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I haven't tried but i think they would allow it. I've brought it to other secure locations and made it through security with no problem.
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Yes. I installed the secureacess software and set a password, then I disconnected the device and reconnect it again. The software pop up a window to let me log in, I ignored it and did not input my password, however, I still can access the device, can copy and paste files to this device as well as delete the file. so strange!
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Change your options to dealing with low threats. It seems your options are not set to remove them. It sees them then leaves them alone. If you wish set to options to clean as remove.
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Unfortunately you can't. When I called their help center I was told that unless it is specifically stated in the description, it is not supported. Not only that, but they also told me that they reserve the right to change and/or cancel what they support at any time. As a result of that conversation, I boxed it back up and sent it back for a refund.
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Yes, call support. If you can't request to authentication transfer due to a hardware failure, they can help transfer your license.
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There's a user's manual of this online. It tells you how to reset the security code (the default is typically 0000). From there, you type in the code, and can goto security of the Settings menu (it's under Phone, on the fourth age of settings) and set phone lock to Off, when SIM changed, Lock Phone Now, and Power On. You can also change codes from the default to a desired one. I assume three more tried means something like they lock you out permanently or call the police, or something like that, since you got the code wrong.
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Try in your browser ( internet explorer or other ) by using www.198.168.1.1 and them use as a user admin and passcode admin aswell. when you are inside in the option of security you can change the SSID. Let me know if it works or I can suggest another way to do it.
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You have to have the key that currently works in the lock to activate the key-change procedure. Odds are against that, I hope.
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Check with a knowledgeable security installer. He can advise you if it is compatible
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check here http://support.lowrance.com/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=1001&PARTI;TION_ID=1&secureFlag;=false&TIMEZONE;_OFFSET=&CMD;=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE;_ID=2344
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Scroll down to see complete message. With OSX 10.7, 10.8 or 10.9, you can simply disable the new security settings before installing the product. You can then re-enable the security settings after installation is completed. To disable Mountain Lion security: Open System Preferences from the Apple Menu Click Security & Privacy Click the padlock in the lower left corner to allow changes and enter an administrator password if prompted Under "Allow applications downloaded from" select the "Anywhere" option Click the "Allow From Anywhere" button in the dialog that pops up To re-enable security simply switch the "Allow applications downloaded from" setting back to "Mac App Store"
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No, unfortunately, I don't (I've looked before). If necessary, contact their help desk (http://www.sharxsecurity.com/contact.html). They've been shockingly responsive for me in the past (it seems like you end up dealing with the guy that built the device).
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There's 4 different encryption settings. You pick the level of security you want. Create a pass code as hard or simple as you wish. Since this is dual band, you can opt to allow acces to either band. I found all the setup to be very easy. For one time users/guests there's a button to push on the router that allows access without the passcode.
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yeshttp://www.aesecurity.com/61cualseke.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwstaqBRCT38DWpZjJotIBEiQAERS6_ItMlzGb9re4lJ5VGSrU6qGyP24vpRCIEYrUQ0lbV0waAmvL8P8HAQ
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Hi There,We don't advise that you try and change the combination as it is tricky and more often than not the change does not work properly. Your best bet might be to use a local locksmith. You can however change the combination yourself with a change key that we have at our factory. If you wish, we could send out the key to you at no cost but your warranty on the lock will be void.Sincerely, Blue Dot Safes
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Hello, This is an electronic lock, and the combination can be changed at any time. Thank you. Securitybase.com