Home Wireless Router Security Settings tutorial, Wireless Router Security Settings
Nowadays, many families are secure from the home wireless wi-fi system, but many users do not know how to set up the home wireless network safely during installation. Many users feel very difficult, I think security protection operations are too complicated and difficult to set up. below, I will give you several settings that can effectively ensure the security of the home wireless network.
1. Set secure wireless network encryption
The first step in setting up a home wireless network is to set up wireless network encryption, which is the most basic and important setting to protect the wireless network.
Setting procedure: on the wireless routing Web configuration interface, find the "wireless network encryption" option in the "Wireless Settings" menu; if your wireless route has features such as "Quick Setting wizard", you can complete the setting of wireless network encryption in the "Wizard.
2. Set the user name and password
Before you configure a vro, the user name and password of the vro logon are default. That is to say, the user name and password of the vro logon are the same, and you do not need to modify them to control your wireless network. Therefore, it is necessary to modify the default vro logon username and password.
3. Disable or modify the SSID name
The SSID is the name of the wireless network that appears when you search for a wireless network. The public SSID can easily cause illegal intrusion. Therefore, disabling SSID broadcast is also a good way to improve wireless network security.
4. Disable the DHCP server.
DHCP is a function that automatically assigns IP addresses to users connected to wireless networks. You do not need to manually set IP addresses, but disable DHCP, illegal users who want to connect to your wireless network cannot automatically allocate IP addresses, so they have to manually enter IP addresses, So we modify the IP address of the wireless route, it is difficult for criminals to guess their IP addresses.