192.168-l00-1

Wifi Password is in fact an Encryption key which means that data transmitted on wireless network is not visible to others. To secure wireless network there are other methods, but this post is for the home users to help them to secure wireless network.

What is an IP address?

IP stands for Internet Protocol and it is a digital media transport system that administers the format of data sent over the internet. And an IP address is a series of numbers that determine your network interface identification and local address. In simple terms, it is a numerical label that identifies devices connected to the internet. Hence, they are used as identifiers and are responsible for making your devices send and receive information.

How to get my IP address?

The default IP address for your Airtel router is 192.168-l00-1. This is the number you need to search in your browser to get access to the configuration page of your Airtel router. However, if you still want to check the Airtel router IP address and confirm it, then there are four ways to do it.  You can use IP address to login to router settings.

How to reset Wifi Passwords

Step 1 : Login to Router

First you must open the browser or click below links because below are most common ip addresses of routers.

You can check the router password to login to the router most of router are having default passwords written on them, however you can try default password like (UserID : admin, password : admin) in some cases user id id root). At the time of installation you can always ask from telecome operator to provide you userID and password of router. If you don’t have one you can always check the model number of router and check for the default password one related brand website.

Step 2 : Locate for WLAN Configuration

One you have successfully logged in to the router, you can locate WLAN configuration or Wireless Setup, in most cases it will be available on left menu.

Steps to change Wi-Fi name and password through router settings

• Go to Setup > WLAN > Basic
• On the wireless basic settings page, change the SSID name (this will be your Wi-Fi name)
• Click on the “apply changes” button
• Once the name is changed, go to Setup > WLAN > Security
• Change the pre-shared key (this will be your Wi-Fi password)
• Click on “apply changes”