Change WiFi Password Askey RTA9211W Guide
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Just like my tutorial forchange the WiFi password of the NUCOM R5000UNtheI bring a
tutorial similar for the Askey RTA9211W.
Requirements: A desktop PC (or Notebook), an Ethernet cable, and the Askey Router
RTA9211W.
First of all, we will ensure that the PC from which we are going to configure the Askey is
directly connected to the Router with an ethernet cable. Both the Router and the PC must be
lit.
From the PC, we open the Web Browser (any will do) and enter in the address bar
the following IP Address: [Link] and we press Enter on the keyboard.
A page quite similar to this will load in the browser:
Then we click on the tab that says Settings, and a window will appear like
this
As you can see, it asks for username and password, which are admin and admin respectively.
Movistar Chile. By entering them and clicking on Continue, we will access the same main menu.
but with more options:
Within the Home tab, we go to the Wireless subtab, appearing the
next menu:
We will proceed to modify the following options to change the WiFi Password
I will try to explain the options in simple (non-technical) language so that anyone can
understand them)
Wireless Network (SSID): It is the name by which the rest of your devices will see your Network
WiFi. Enter a name of your choice.
SSID Broadcast: Leave it enabled so that the network is broadcasted to all devices.
802.11 Mode: It is the protocol through which WiFi waves are transmitted, it is recommended to leave it.
for greater compatibility.
Channel (ETSI): It is the frequency band under which WiFi operates, I recommend leaving it
Automatic.
Modo de Ancho de Canal y Autenticación de Red:Déjenlas como están, poco influyen a la
time to set up the WiFi network.
MAC filtering and WPS: I hope to cover these topics in future tutorials, for now, leave them.
deactivated.
Security: Its name says it all, it is the protocol under which the password is encrypted. It
It is recommended to leave it in WPA2 for greater security.
Authentication Method: Leave it on PSK Key.
PSK key: It is the password for the WiFi network. We leave it as ASCII type and enter our
password, which must have a length between 8 and 63 characters.
Encryption Algorithm: Leave it in AES.
Group Key Update Interval: Leave it disabled for 3600 seconds.
Then we press Apply and then Accept, and our password will have been changed.
Red WiFi. You can close the browser and proceed to configure the devices to connect to the
new WiFi Network.
I hope this HOWTO is useful to you, don't forget to leave your questions and/or thanks in the
comments, and also add Chasquilla Programmer to your Google+ circles.
Greetings!
UPDATE: Many users report that the keys to access the Askey are not working for them.
keys are from Movistar Chile, so they may not work in other countries. The
userbarbalargaDmonkeyhe posted a solution for those cases (especially for the people from
Movistar Peru). I quote their post:
If they come back here and still have the same problem, I will give them the solution that I just found.
I am configuring my router right now because I managed to access it and I did it like this: restart the
router with a needle or pin, on the back there is a little hole there press with the pin
about 10 to 15 seconds until it restarts, note that the router must be turned on, then it will restart.
it will only return to how it came from the factory or by default then go to [Link] and then to
configuration and enter User:admin and Password:(here you will enter your router number)
Behind the modem it says router: xxxxxxxxxxxx, enter that number as the password and click accept, and you're done.
They can access and configure their router, that's what I just did a little while ago and I'm configuring my.
Router right now, I hope it helps you
NOTE: All the information I provide in this post has been gathered by me (a regular user)
of Movistar Chile's home services), and in no case is it official information from the provider
of services corresponding. Consider it as a personal opinion of the teams and services
offered, and always remember that the best way to solve connection issues is
calling directly to Technical Service.