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How do I set up a password for my ROUTER?
ROUTER. Not a Wi-fi.
Last edited by Amazing Aura; 26 Jan 2013 at 08:36.
How do I set up a password for my ROUTER?
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What's the make and model of the router? Did you buy it or was it provided by your ISP? Each router manufacturer usually has a different way to set a password.
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I wasn't able to find any Vivatel routers on the internet. And the closest reference I could find to a company named Vivatel that might have something to do with the internet was this:
Source: Bulgarian Telecommunications Company Expands Cisco IP Next Generation Network for Triple-Play Service Growth - The Network: Cisco's Technology News SiteAbout Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC)
Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC) is the main telecommunication services operator in Bulgaria, employing over 12,000 professionals. BTC has 2.5 million fixed-line subscribers and a growing number of mobile customers to its GSM operator, vivatel.
Unless the router came with an owner's manual I'm afraid I have nothing else to offer.
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Yup. That's mine. So, what are the steps? I still need to put up a password to not let people use my internet again. 90$ telephone bill wasn't fun.I wasn't able to find any Vivatel routers on the internet. And the closest reference I could find to a company named Vivatel that might have something to do with the internet was this:
Source: Bulgarian Telecommunications Company Expands Cisco IP Next Generation Network for Triple-Play Service Growth - The Network: Cisco's Technology News SiteAbout Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC)
Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC) is the main telecommunication services operator in Bulgaria, employing over 12,000 professionals. BTC has 2.5 million fixed-line subscribers and a growing number of mobile customers to its GSM operator, vivatel.
Unless the router came with an owner's manual I'm afraid I have nothing else to offer.
And a side note: BTK and Vivatel merged together in one company. So, it's actually Vivacom.
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Most routers are also wireless transceivers. If you don't use wireless, you need to ensure that it is turned off in the router (I know you said you didn't use Wi-Fi, but if it is enabled on your router then others can still leech your connection if the signal is strong enough). You might also care to remove the antenna(s). This is relatively easy, as it/they simply unscrew. Check your router manual for further information.
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How do you connect to the router?
Take a look at this thread. It should give you some pointers. Ultimate Router Guide: Optimize Security & Performance
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We need the full model number of the router in order to give you specific guidance. This information should be found on a label affixed somewhere on the router (usually underneath).
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