How do I setup my work laptop to log into my home network?
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try http://www.gotomypc.com
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Set up a network key.  Type http://192.168.1.1 into IE and type in the router user name and password (usually admin for both).  Depending on what type of router you have, just go in and set up an easy to remember, yet difficult for others to guess, password.
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Connect a router to your desktop and pick the wifi signal up on your laptop.... guess that was your question
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check out this\n\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/home-network.htm
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Setup is virtually the same on any home based router. Your router has a website you log in to which is just the IP number that you type in your address bar on the browser. Your manual should tell you this number by default and you usually just login by putting admin in the user name and no password. If you can't find your manual then go to the company website and they should have the manual online using your model number. \nTo secure your network is use a customer SSID name. It's usually set to the brand name. Make sure you change it to something familiar. Also set a security code such as WEP. Though some say WEP is less secure it is still hard to crack and doesn't cause conflicts. WPA security has conflicts and some holes in its security protocols on home routers. You will need to put in a WEP key that will be used as a password. It is recommended you use a 128bit key but 64bit will be fine for use at home. You put in a mix of numbers and letters 0-9 and a-f. Just put as many characters as there are zeros in the space.\nYou will need to then change the settings on your computer to WEP security and put in the key.\nI also recommend using a static IP for your wireless and turning off DHCP for extra security. Also it can't hurt to change the IP on your router.\n\nYou don't need to take all of these precautions but at least set a WEP key so that people will be deterred from using your wireless. If you change anything like your IP, don't forget it. You can reset the unit to default but you will have to check the manual on that.
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Hook up the eithernet cable that comes with the router between the modem and the WAN port. Start up your laptop, make sure you have WiFi in the laptop on, right click on the icon at the bottom right of your screen with a red x on it, as click view available wireless networks, pick the one thats called default or something like that. It will be unsecure, you should login to the router and enable WEP encription. Read the manual that came with the router it will tell you how to do all this.
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type 192.168.0.1 and enter the password. Then load the router configuration page and do what you want.
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You probably are going to have to install a program like Net Nanny (http://www.netnanny.com/) or if you have a Windows XP PC I would set up a password needed to log in to even be able to access the computer.
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Hook everything up correctly and then put in the disc it comes with and follow the setup directions.  If you need to do it manually, open up a browser and enter the address (http://192.168.1.1), then leave the username blank and put the password as admin... once you get into the setup, just change your Network name, and secure it with a WEP key.  Then save the changes.
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yes, for that reason you need a wireless router like the linksys WRT54G (GS)\nyou hook then the router to the modem and the Mac to the router. the laptop PC can then be connected to the router wirelessly.\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833124136\n\nSetting up the router:\n1. change the password of the router\n2. set up an SSID (any name you want)\n3. disable SSID broadcast\nfor your privacy and security\n4. set up an encryption, either WEP or WPA (this prevent from using your internet connection by your neighbors) and has also to be done on the laptop that is using the wireless connection.\n5. addionally you can set up MAC filtering (this has nothing to do with Mac PCs). this can be done (voluntary) to permit only registered PCs to use a wireless network.
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http://www.homenethelp.com/
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try using 192.168.1.1 to login to your router....\n\njust type that IP into the internet address bar.\n\nPS: The default username and pass to get into your router if it is NETGEAR is this...\nName : admin\nPass: password
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open the wireless router usually its 192.168.1.1 admin no password from ie and add the machine ip address into it and try it
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You can set up the security key  for your wireless network. It's like a password, everyone wants to use your network has to use this key.   \n\n. Because you will need a default password to access this feature, you should check the manual or any provided intruction to help you.
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1)  Hook up your router.\n2)  Access the configuration page. It should be accessible by browsing to the 192.168.1.1 address:  (i.e.    http://192.168.1.1). Do this from a computer wired directly to the router.\n3)  Find the wireless configuration and open that page. You should have an option to enable wireless security it. Then select WEP security. Then click GENERATE and let it generate your keys.\n4)  Copy down the first key. Make sure everything on the router is "applied" or "saved".\n\nWireless Computer:\n\n1)  Open the wireless connection and search for available \nnetworks.\n2)  Connect to your network and configure it for AUTOMATIC.\n3)  It shouild ask you for the KEY.  Type it in and it should work. You probably have to type it in twice.
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try to use a remote access to the computer at work so that way you are at home and accessing the program thru the company computer. you have to have to be able to have acces thru the firewall to access it. this is not hard to do but most people dont know you can even do it.
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Using your web browser and a hard wire connected computer open the configuration page of your router.  To do this enter the following IP in you browser address bar 192.168.1.1\n\nYou should be prompted for a userid and password.  Leave the userid blank and the factory password is admin.  If you have changed it use that password.\n\nFrom here go to the Wireless tab and then select the wireless security sub tab.  Here you can set the encryption level and the passphrase to use.  Write down the passphrase and the resultant hex string.  You will need this information to enter into the wireless card on the computer that is going to use the access point.\n\nGo to the wireless computer and put in the same security information.  The systems should then be able to communicate through the wireless network in secure fashion.