If I am in a hotel room with the hotel's wireless signal can it take this wireless signal and create another network w/ a different password?
355116
If this device could work reliably, it would be possible, but this device is a mess, do not buy it. I got two and they are almost useless. Once configured they are almost good, but you never know if this gadget will accept configuration precedures. I hate them.
1871564
If the network actually extends into your room but does not connect due to too weak a signal then this will fix the issue. However, if you cannot connect to the network because you do not have the password or SSID then this will not fix that issue.
1807112
I would say no, you need to plug it in close to the router at first plus you need the security password to the router.
153908
*Wired* wifi can be turned into a secure wireless network using WEP, WPA, or WPA2 security. Most users will use it in secure router mode, connecting, for example, a hotel or conference room's Internet cable to the WAN port and then using the device to create a wireless network. You can set the MWR102 up as a router, access point, or wireless client bridge.
245891
Yes, however I had to buy a wireless extender to place close to it to work. My regular WIFI was in another room and not strong enough for it to recognize the signal.
1791114
Yes. I bought this to extend a wifi signal that has a login page to gain access.
664740
It will only require your password if it is a locked network. You may want to check out your router to see if that is secured.
2084236
this certainly increases the wifi signal strength, but if a password is required, you'll need to obtain that from the hotel, I imagine.
200546
Not unless you know his password. The extender instructions say that the extender needs to be near the wifi modem to get best signal. Mine was in another room and barely got any signal. I don't recommend buying this product for that. Don't be cheap just buy you some internet;-)
2084240
I would think if you have the password you should be good but you would need to get your extender in a spot were signals are good so I would have to say that might not be a good idea
1036378
I had to set this up on our guest network which used a different security profile (WPA used instead of WPA2). This seemed to make it work, but I haven't tried to connect again on the WPA2 network.
929689
All of our extenders actually transmit a new network that do require their own SSID and password. The password can be the same as the home network but the SSID has to be different.
1757931
Yes it will do what you want only problem if you go to multiple locations you would always have to enter the web interface to change the wireless access information, other than that it is basically great for what you need it to do. I did email the developer to upgrade the firmware so that it could store multiple ssid to auto connect to whatever is in range so far no reply.
594401
I hotel wi-fi is normally like any other wi-fi and signing on to it is just like signing on to wi-fi in your home. If a password is required, it is just like at home. The only thing different about this radio is that it will hold a maximum of three signon configurations at once. If you need to add a fourth, you must delete one of the three already in the radio. If the hotel wi-fi is open, this is not an issue but you just need to look for the name. Since you only need to signin to your home wi-fi one time, it is easy to become comlacent because it remembers the home configuration for future signons, and you need to remember how to sign on to a new configuration when away from home in a motel. Remember three configurations are the max the radio can remember at once. Without a computer keyboard, signing in on the radio is a little more time consuming than a new signin on a computer.
895822
Yes, I believe it can be.. I use it to increase my Wi-Fi network in my living room so that the internet is faster on my Smart TV but the Wireless N shows up as a separate network when I view network connections on my PC. It is secure so if other's in the area were to see it on their network they would not be able to connect to it. So you could plug it in your guest room, set it up as it's own separate network settings, complete with it's own password.
504324
Yes if you have the password for the wifi as you would if you are staying at the hotel or so. So for the delay I was unavailabe. Hope this helps if any further question please feel free to ask.
1699605
yes you can configure it as a repeater or a bridge so that it will give you a wireless signal of the same network or you can use it in router mode and you can share the internet and set uo a new network