bought linksys router in China.  When I access the web page to get security keys its in Chnse, I need Eng.?
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I am sure you must have a Chinese  Restaraunt close by, why not ask them for help?
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the only way you can get the key is to log on to the route/access point that is responsible for encrypting the data.\n\nwhen you are in there you can go to the wireless or security settings and read them from there.\n\nso basically ask the person who administers the network.. if you are meant to have the key they will give it to you... there is no point for you to get it any other way as any person with an ounce of sense will rotate the key to a new code on a regular basis.. not to mention Temporal Keys that do this automatically.
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Try the following:\n\n1) Please open up your browser and type in the following "http://192.168.0.1/"\n2) If you get an error loading that page then try "http://192.168.1.1/"\n3) Now you are into your wirless router's firmware\n4) Find the Wireless Settings and find the term "WEP Key"\n5) Type in the Wireless Key you wish to use "64-Bit" should be fine.\n6) Click "Apply" or any equivalent button\n7) Close your browser, and try an connect to your network wirelessly by using the key you just created
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here,s what you should do, go to the linksys home page follow the links, that show configure my system, it is automatic all you,ll have to do is just follow the on screen prompts, and it will guid you through the entire process.
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You have to learn how to get into the setup for your router.  It usually involves going to a specific URL while in a web browser.\nLearn a little at a time about your system's security set-up.  In the end, you want to set up a PSK (pre-shared key), change the default URL so even if someone breaks in, they won't find the setup, turn on the firewall, and turn off ping response.
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Go into the linksys routers config page by typing the following in your browser:\n\nhttp://192.168.1.1\n\nThen follow the instructions specific to your router in the sources link below (slightly different version but may still work as I think they are quite similar).\n\nHope this helps.\n\nCheers!
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I am a big fan of mac filtering and wep key. the important things to remember are check double check then do it again. Yes youll have to reset. then check the mac address and type it into the configs then check it again then double check. same with wep. its your best choice. if your looking for security also go for something like  52 digit hex encrypted wep key. if your using linksys and windows the best youll be able to do is a 26 digit
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As all the major brands (Netgear, Linksys, D-Link) use the same type of security (WEP) none are any more secure that the others.  And there is no major difference in how they set up and operate.  So pick by price if you can find a deal on one.\n\nWhat you DO want to do to maintance security is be sure that when you set it up, you change the ID and password for the admin account, change the IP address for the router to something besides the default 192.168.0.1, and set up a WEP password.  This will make it difficult for anyone to hack in.\n\nFinally, consider turning off DCHP and using static IP addresses.  This will prevent any PC except one you have given permission from being able to access your router.\n\nThese work equally as well with any brand of router.
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You have to access your router's set-up, and look into the Security option.  In the choices it will say something about Enabling encryption.  Listed in the options will be the Wep Key.  It may be blocked out with **********'s  so if you are stuck and don't know what it was just change it.
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That is a good start.  See if a wired connection from your computer to router will work.  \n\nCheck your firewall on your computer. Maybe you should disable that for now.  \n\nIf things don't get better, then use the wired connection to TURN OFF your WEP KEY password for now.   If you can establish a proper connection, then try a simply password scheme.  \n\nBut don't try to run without security forever.  YOU SHOULD BE USING THIS FEATURE.
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You have to enable WEP or WPA Security on your Wireless Router.  WPA is the best protection for wireless router now.  WEP is crackable but it's better than nothing.  Normally the password for Linksys router is "linksys" (Without Quotations) If it's not try the word password, if that's not it reset your router to the original factory settings and check your documentation for the default password.\nCheck these articles from linksys\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1116602204044&packedargs=site%3DUS&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1116519873380&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Download_C2&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1115417109974&packedargs=sku%3D1148435315088&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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well it depends on what you are connecting to, like most routers have some kind of security like WEP or its encrypted, make sure your wireless card can handle a 125 bit encryption instead of a 64 bit, and configure your access point to urn that on, if you are connecting to an unsecured wireless network like me then you can still log into their router and make sure its encrypted (i don't think that's breaking any laws since they didn't have a password).
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Your default WEP key is a 10-digit number below a barcode under your 2Wire mode. The other number there is not 10 digits, so it's easy to tell which one it is.\n\nIf you changed the default key to something else then try going to http://192.168.1.254 . This is your gateway's admin page where you can retrieve the WEP key.\n\nAnd please, don't reset your modem. That would be unnecessary extra work.\n\nIf you detect more than one wireless network like the ones on your pictures, that means one of your neighbors also have a 2Wire. The default SSID is 2WIRExxx where xxx are the last 3 digits of your gateway's serial number (also under the gatway itself).\n\nTo find your WEP key go to a computer WIRED to the gateway, go to the 'command prompt' under 'Accessories' and type IPCONFIG. This command will give you the 'default gateway' address, which should be something like 192.168.1.254 (see link above).\n\nNow, type that IP on your browser and browse to the wireless settings page. You may need a password to access these pages. If you don't have it you will need to call your ISP or reset the gateway and use the default WEP key on the sticker under the gateway.
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There are various ways of setting up security on routers, you can change the default password for login, disable the broadcast of the SSID, setup various wireless security, Linksys has very good tech support so call them for assistance or check out their knowledge base as well
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Good question!\n\n"IP <-> Country database at LUDOST.NET"\nhttp://ip.ludost.net/\n\nResult for just the "CH" (China) Top Level Domain (TLD) IPs.\nhttp://ip.ludost.net/cgi/process?country=1&country_list=ch&format_template=prefix&format_name=&format_target=&format_default=
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This will depend on your wireless security configuration. On lower firmwares the PSP encountered problems dealing with anything greater than 128-WEP encryption. To resolve your issue, you can:\n\n- Disable your wireless routers security. (obviously not recommended)\n- Change your current security settings to 128-WEP or lower.\n- Update your PSP firmware to include support for later wireless security standards.