Win7 system How to rub the net

By default, the SSID (wireless network Name) is configured for wireless network settings, and many people use default names such as D-link, Linksys, dd-wrt, and even if they are modified, the SSID is made up of letters and numbers.

However, the SSID, which consists of letters and numbers, can be scanned into the corresponding wireless network and successfully invaded, even if no "broadcast" is set up by the intruder, through BT3,BT4, network ants, etc. Only by modifying the SSID information to Chinese can the above problem be completely avoided. The reason, on the one hand, because Chinese characters in these software will display garbled, on the other hand, because many of the intrusion tools are developed by foreign developers, not supported in China, incompatible.

Some devices in the market fully support the Chinese SSID, but there are many devices do not support the use of Chinese to name the SSID, in this case, there are two ways to resolve:

1. Browser method

Device Requirements: Device requirements are low, even if you do not have a wireless router brush Dd-wat or tomato and other Third-party firmware can also use this method to modify the SSID to Chinese.

The first step: since many wireless router management interfaces are made from JSP or Java programs, you can disable the device's restrictions on the Chinese SSID by banning the Java component. Because IE browser does not have the related function by default, only uses the Firefox browser to solve. First through the Firefox browser to access the wireless router calendar interface, by default will appear garbled.

The second step: in the Firefox browser "character encoding" in the language set to "Chinese" can solve the garbled problem. Also, deselect the "Enable JavaScript" option in the Firefox browser.

The third step: Refresh the Management page again, enter the Chinese SSID information saved, will not appear "illegal ASCII" hint.

Fourth step: After saving, through the operating system's wireless scanning function, (no wireless? : 3_60:}) You can see a wireless network with the SSID modified to Chinese characters. When the settings are complete, uncheck the "Enable JavaScript" option in the Firefox browser to avoid being affected when browsing other pages later. If you do not want to install Firefox, you can use the second method

2.telnet method

This method requires the wireless router to turn on the Telent service, but not all wireless devices turn on the service by default, and you need to make sure that the service is turned on before you perform the operation.

The first step: Under normal circumstances, the Dd-wat or tomato and other third-party firmware of the wireless router will be enabled by default Telnet function, and some d-link, Linksys wireless router, there are related functions. Simply enter the "Telnet wireless router management address" from the prompt window to detect, and if prompted for a username and password, the feature is turned on.

Tip: The username entered in the Telnet state is always root, and the password is the same as the account password in the graphical admin interface.

Step two: After entering the wireless router command line management interface via Telnet, you can set a Chinese SSID through the NVRAM set wl_ssid= "SSID name" command.

The third step: After the modification, you can real-time through the graphical management interface to see the changes in SSID information, but will appear garbled, you can not ignore.

Step Fourth: Next, use the NVRAM commit command in the command line management interface to save the settings that were made, and then restart the Reroot command.