Will this work with a password protected wifi? I have the password, just want to make sure this will work.
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Yes it will, this is a great long range antenna, had mine for like 3 years now.
1134534
It just boosts the signal. It has nothing to do with passwords. That's handled by your computer.
1134535
Yes, no issues. Once you connect to the wireless network, you'll be asked for the password.
1131985
yes. That's exactly how mine is set up, as an access point plugged into my main router via an Ethernet cable. One of the choices in the setup menu is "access point". I then use my same radio SSID and password in the D-link as my main wireless router. When I move away from the main router toward the D-link, the wifi locks into the D-link and I get full strength bars. It works great.
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I tested it out on my home wifi which uses WPA security and a password. The interface is a bit of a pain so it does take some getting used to. Also you have to know what security protocols (IE WPA, WPA2, WEP) is being used. The router can not figure that out on its own like a PC or Tablet can. In the end it worked just fine with my home network with security. If you are at a hotel you might need to ask them what security protocol they use.
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Yep...I use WPA2 and it never has any connectivity trouble. It isn't fun typing in a complex pass code, but I've only had to do it once. I use an AirPort Extreme access point. (Previous generation)
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Yes, you can connection the MYQ-G0201to a secured WiFi, in fact mine is hook up that way and I wouldn't have it any other way.
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If you are connecting to a guest account, some routers won't ask for the password until you start the browser.Mine does this.It will show as unsecured when you search for a connection but it actually is.
1119593
If it works with other wireless routers, it will work with this one. I would suggest making sure you have an actual internet connection in those ports with someone else's router first. Other than that, there is no reason to believe this would not work.
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It will work if you want to waste time every time you connect and enter a password unless you turn off their security. All so if you have problems, in order to get help they want to charge you. Plus the wifi signal strength is not as strong as some other routers. I would advise you to buy a different one.
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You have to connect to wifi and most wifi connections you need the password
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yes when you log in to router with 192.168.1.1 (default) username: admin (default) pass: password.there is a option called wireless settings in that you can give your wireless a name and assign passphrase so it can be secured and nobody else can use it.
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I connected it to a Windows XP PC and it worked without using the setup disk. Are you sure it's not asking for a wireless access point password. Sorry not much help. JB
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wifi isnt free, if you paid for it you would know :) ok if it really is yours then its your WEP key or your WPA key that you setup
636732
Yes that is how this unit works. It will create a new WIFI network with its own SSID and password.
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Right out of the box it comes with wifi disabled, at least mine did, you have to enable it first. go to system settings and on wifi click from off to on. other than that you may just need the password for your router.
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Yes you can password protect wifi signal by using "WEP or WPA/WPA2" from "Security" options in main menu.
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Hi Min. The password is on the back under the 3rd bar code. Wireless password/pin: and you password is there. Its small lettering. Good luck. Juli
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From your description of the problem It sounds like it would. Just remember if you have a secure wireless network you will need to set the WEP key first by connecting the device to your computer.