Wi-fi password problems

[ZZtop]

Sorry guys, I expect that this is a rather basic question for you youngsters. But I am trying to link my Desire to my wireless network at home.

It is WEP protected and the Desire keeps on asking me to enter a password.

Now, it is a year since I set up the network and I can't even remember needing a password, let alone, what it is!

Does anyone know how I can retrieve the password, maybe from my laptop. I've looked and can't find it. Or is this a daft question?

Cheers

 

[nx1977]

What router?

Try logging into http://192.168.1.1 or .0.1 or .1.254

 

[nx1977]

What router?

Try logging into http://192.168.1.1 or .0.1 or .1.254

 

[ZZtop]

What router?

Try logging into http://192.168.1.1 or .0.1 or .1.254

Its a Sitecom,

I've tried going to http://192.168.0.1, which it mentions on the back but then I am asked for the password again!

 

[nx1977]

Do it on your pc. Use the username & password for your router unless you changed it from default

 

[tomq]

Do it on your pc. Use the username & password for your router unless you changed it from default

or try

user:admin
pass:admin

or

user:admin
pass: password

 

[ZZtop]

Do it on your pc. Use the username & password for your router unless you changed it from default

I think I'm stuffed, it looks like I have changed my default as it doesn't work. I can't understand why I would hve done this as I always tend to leave this sort of thing as default.

By the way it is WPA2 protected, if that helps and it is a 300n router.

Maybe, I 'll have to set it up the whole network again?

 

[ZZtop]

I have managed to get it from my PC via the sitecom http address.

All sorted.

Thanks for your help, it is really appreciated.

 

[RobDickson]

Make sure you change the username and password to something different. You can always stick a label on the bottom of the router if you're worried you might forget it.

Rob Dickson - Securing Wireless Networks

 

[ZZtop]

Make sure you change the username and password to something different. You can always stick a label on the bottom of the router if you're worried you might forget it.

Rob Dickson - Securing Wireless Networks

Yes, done, thanks