Exactly, what do mean by pre-encrypted router? Can you change passwords? Is pre-encyped better?
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Some wireless routers I know come with manufacturer's standard default admin username and password, and the wireless signal is unprotected out of the box -- no security setting enabled by default. This router has a unique username/password combination for each device (as opposed to the same username and password for a model line or even all wireless routers from the same manufacturer) and the Wi-Fi signal is secured out of the box protecting you from any possible hijacking while trying to configure it. I will also suggest completing configuration before plugging it on the ISP network. This applies to Trendnet AC1200. I am assuming the AC1750 is defaulted to the same settings but I have not physically seen it.
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John, I couldn't get mine to connect so I called Samsung and was told that my router's security setting must be WPA2. My router couldn't do that so I replaced it. The new router worked well 1st time. The default password was 8 numbers but I later changed it to 10 characters. It worked both ways. Paul
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Hello Doberman- It sounds like you need to enter the password for your internet encryption (WiFi password) Regards, The AV House Team
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Hi.The entire contents is encrypted. There is a tiny partition that contains the software to handle the password entry to unlock the encrypted partition, but once unlocked, you only deal with the encrypted partition, which is basically the entire capacity of the device.
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Hello Doberman-It sounds like you need to enter the password for your internet encryption (WiFi password)Regards,The AV House Team
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Do not know what you mean. It has users which you can specify to access it. You setup the user and password. They do not have it, they cannot view. Pretty standard stuff.
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I simply used the password that is on the card on the bottom of the router. The CD that came with the router has instructions on it on how to change both the router name, and the password.
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I use the same password as my existing router, I don't know if you can use a separate password for a repeater
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A router is more sophisticated than a network switch. A router can include a firewall and DHCP support.
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The encryption is handled by the hardware. You do not need to do anything or install anything for it to work.
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The VPN function is inherent to the router. At least for an IPSEC tunnel. I never tried it for a client type setup.
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I am not sure I understand your question? The device provides the options for various encryption methods thus it is user defined.
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You don't have to set up a password,you can use the factory one that's already present,if you don't use that one,it will let you set your own.
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Ugh. I was hoping I was just missing something really obvious. To connect any other devices to my network, all I've ever had to do was enter the password.UPDATE: Apparently the problem was with my router. After turning it off for the night, it worked this morning.
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Yes. Just change the password for the router. I have a couple of these. I don't use them. I have never got them to work right. Save your sanity and buy and buy a good one.
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I'm not an advanced techie to totally know what your talking about, but my guess is it's an extender. It is tied to existing WiFi network with its password but I also give it it's own net name and 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.