Install and Secure a Wireless Access Point (WAP) Part 1 of 2

[@televisedpork7993]

This isn’t Cardi B....

[@semajaorg]

got about 5 mins though part 1 and got the problem sorted. Thanks alot for uploading video

[@yazhini6433]

WAP LMFAOO

[@htc2817]

Ikr😭

[@shahryarali1729]

No, An AP is not a switch. It is a hub. Its a shared medium and the devices compete for the bandwidth. Yes the routers and the AP's are like devices as stated by halomasterchief14. Because they both transmit on pins 1,2 and receive on pins 3,6 unlike switches which transmit on pins 3,6 and receive on 1,2. so you need a crossover cable. When we say "like device" it means they use the same combo of pins to transmit and receive.

[@shahryarali1729]

You are right they are LIKE devices.AP contains the features of both. Switch doesnt share the same Ethernet connection .AP uses the feature of switching the L2 frames based on destination address but it shares the bandwidth unlike a switch and more like a Hub.So my point was actually to explain that when we say they are LIKE devices when choosing the cables, we are not talking in terms of functionalities rather in terms of which pins they transmit and receive on which hardly matter these days...

[@goddo2305]

@TalsmaBRT yep. An easy way to set it up, is to make sure both routers are set up with the exact same name, password and channel. Then the device will automatically swap between the 2 devices

[@MrPartyWaffle]

in a sense yes... i have my AP connected through a series of switchs

[@freqlink]

If you use a Cisco AP, then most of the time the ISP modem will not allow connectivity; call them to make sure. For home connectivity, just use a wireless router from Linksys or Netgear, but use Cisco APs in an infrastructure environment where switches and routers are in place.

[@liability7814]

Cardi B lookin at this video like 👀

[@liability7814]

@Cody Herckt LMAO

[@andrehec]

Gracias amigo me ayudo mucho en la instalacion de mi Router Inalambrico, es corta su asesoria pero concreta como debe ser. Gracias!!!!

[@TalsmaBRT]

Good info, I used it once. I have a question if you don't mind, I have a single network plug in my garage because the wireless signal is really weak. Can I add a older wireless 4 port router to extend my range?

[@BhangraCritic]

I went to Circut City. Got a D-Link WBR-2310 for about $40.

[@shahryarali1729]

They come with default settings. Usually the default IP is 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1. Check with your device support.

[@L-udo]

wow video from 2008, 4 yrs after i was born lol

[@travers114]

I have a question for you. I currently have a wireless router with two wired clients and a multitude of wireless ones. Behind this is another router I am using for voip. This all works perfectly well, my problem is that my townhouse is rather tall so the top floor has very poor reception. Is there a way to extend the original wireless network up there, or will I have to use an access point and switch between networks every time I move up or down?

[@JoTheVeteran]

Well I have my AP (LevelOne WAP-6003) working for the LAN but not for the internet. DHCP from the router works fine, it just won't route internet any access.

[@KEEVVY]

Hey I have a aironet 1200 Model:AP-1231G-E-K9 it has a ethernet & a console port, can I conect it directly to my pc & internet modem or I need to conect it thru my ruter?

[@nacarioanjun]

wow! this is great. thanks for sharing!

[@araimundo1]

Why didn't you just use the "Router/WAP/Switch" divice to do all that since it's a wireless broadcaster? Where did you get the IP addresses you're using? Do you just contact the manufacturer or it's stated on the device?

[@guardwok]

hi i having been having a problem with my vista computer which is set up with a wireless n linsys adapter that is suppose to connect with the wireless router n. the adapter connects but shows limited local access so it does not connect to the internet. Everything on the setup page looks good but i don't know the problem

[@shahryarali1729]

and if you are able to connect to the wireless network. Your default gateway is your AP's ip address.

[@rayispro999]

@simon1234simon thanks for the suggestion, really appreciate it! =)... but I am pretty sure that the company that made that access point has collapsed. =( It's a fulbond wireless access point. I've spent hours on the net trying to find a webpage that shows the default IP of the AP I have but to no avail. THanks for the help anyway!

[@SakharamKSutar]

Its very useful supportive to me

[@TravisThomas1994]

Need some help. My apartment has free wifi for everyone (community wifi). I am wanting to connect an old router I have to the community wifi network and use my personal router as the connection for all of my devices. Can I do this without running a cable from the communities router to my personal router? Basically wanting to create my own network through the community network.

[@LisaDianeRN]

I have a question. This is all a little confusing to me. I have a desktop that I need to make wireless. I heard Access Point was the best way. My situation is I'll be moving into an apartment where the owner has a router already set up. All I need is a way to receive the signal on my desktop. I want to be able to get the best signal possible. Do you have any suggestions? Would a wireless USB be just as good?

[@kombohajjir8843]

good idea my best create

[@DS.C]

can i connect the accesspoint to an ethernetport or do i have to connect it to the router directly

[@xx117711xx]

i know that, k now all im lookin for is where to buy the router

[@aleckermit]

I'm looking to create an access point for my Nintendo Wii to connect to. I have cable high-speed internet but my cable modem only has one ethernet output(which is being used to connect to my computer's only ethernet port). How can make a WAP for my Wii to find if all WAP devices need a ethernet cable connected to create the access point and I have none available?

[@jatari2256]

I have a wireless NetGear router setup as an AP for my wireless Linksys router. Does the AP have to physically wired into a LAN port to have internet access?

[@m.a.rmultimedia5498]

J Atari

[@queen_of_domination]

Is it possible to do all of this wirelessly?

[@Haymiethio]

Hi This video helps but i couldn't secure my wireless,it is difficult ,what can i do? thanks with out this problem it works fine but only need to secure the wirelss,it says unsecure.please help.thx

[@freqlink]

Default password for Linksys is admin and the ip is 192.168.1.1. Default username/password for a Cisco AP is Cisco/Cisco and the ip is 10.0.0.1

[@yloibx]

I have to connect router and ap with wire? it can be done with wireless?

[@christinalegare4075]

do we need a dsl modem for this unit

[@sohaibahmed7702]

if u disable ur main router..,so why would still connect internet via access point?

[@madmaxonliner]

D. McDonald from Testicles!

[@rayispro999]

guys i have a problem here. I have an old Wireless Access Point but I have lost the installation manual. How can I find out the IP address of the WAP? Any help would be greatly appreciated. THanks

[@shahryarali1729]

Absolutely, almost every device is enable with Auto MDIX these days.

[@leonelcasillas6440]

Both the wireless access point and main router have the same IP address. what should I do??

[@xx117711xx]

can the wireless network adapter for xbox live use the WAP?

[@victormania2008]

thanks but i've already fixed it. i forgot to mention that i don't have linksys, instead i have netgear. i just called the company and they told me how to fix up my problem. it was way different than linksys.

[@macster1457]

what if I want to add a second SSID on the WAP?

[@PvPTheLegionPvP]

Uploaded on Apr 16, 2008 LOL

[@Gaidenn]

+EZpz whats so funny?

[@PvPTheLegionPvP]

lol wtf dud i put that mssg like 1 year ago wtf do you want xD

[@Gaidenn]

EZpz lol wtf dud i put that mssg like 5 months ago wtf do you want xD. I WAS ASKING WHAT'S SO FUNNY ABOUT THE UPLOAD DATE

[@PvPTheLegionPvP]

+Le Gaiden lol then why you tell whats so funny about a 1 year old msg haha stupid

[@Gaidenn]

EZpz Because I can dumbass. Now tell me wtf is funny about the upload date, is the video older than you? You five year old

[@Zulermahpower]

Hey guys i lost my belkin install cd for my belkin G+ Mimo and i need that cd to install my wireless but can i download it from some where or what :(?

[@definitelydan2711]

So nostalgic

[@definitelydan2711]

+DefinitelyDan it reminded me back then

[@bakerskater9210]

how much do they cost?

[@vrajeshshah6981]

how could you do a Netgear access point configuration a router?

[@irinakhiyayeva]

how do i know the ip address of the WAP so that i could connect to it using web browser?

[@brianmogy8003]

how did you figure out the ip address of the access point?

[@KimnyFaith]

How did you set up the ip of the access point?

[@TheCollapsing]

does the acces point need to be plug into the router???

[@wecare7924]

yeah

[@parwanjan1]

It was very god method

[@xx117711xx]

where can i get it?

[@ChMuhammadImran]

How can i connect a Access Point and Router via Wireless?

[@williamnguyen2392]

How do i assign the wap a ip address or find it's IP?

[@NLGamer236]

Is a smart computer guy -- uses paint xD

[@rayispro999]

@simon1234simon alright. Thanks alot =)

[@BhangraCritic]

watch?v=ndDw0v5ApQk This video shows you. And if you WPA or WEP or whatever just enter the password and you can use the connection.

[@AmmySoliman]

Have U got an answer for this ?

[@jibjr88]

i get the ip adress but i also get a dns error what is that

[@had2galsinthebooth]

I do not like the idea of using wireless because of the security issues and my low(10 down 1 up)internet speed. I cannot stand it being any slower. My ISP said I have to use my wireless router,something to do with my non-wireless router using too many IP addresses. Today I noticed the wireless light lit up so someone was connected without my permission. Instead of learning all the settings and such which are seldom needed I took the case apart and cut the wires going to the twin antennas. I saw no easier way to disconnect or remove them and the tiny bit of wire I left on the board plainly marks where to resolder if I ever want to. My internet is back to it's normal speed and the wireless icon is not lit. It's only been about an hour now but it seems to have done the job. I suppose it may still put out a signal but with luck it is greatly reduced in range and the thief would have to come in and sit in my lap to recieve it,,,then I have the worthless POS right where I can strangle the life out of them! LOL,anyway,so far so good,low tech solution is working.

[@aly369]

hold on your ethernet router has an antenna input so accturly the ethernet hub is wireless why don't you just use the ethernet hub

[@chocodil2]

hey what is the password when that little box pops up? And is there a needed user name? ... pls help

[@user-cr7yw7tl8h]

merci

[@victormania2008]

what was the password he used for the ip adreess?

[@xemoable]

what if both the router and the access point have the same ip address of 192.168.1.1 ? Please someone help me !

[@10diot]

Really this is what you teach? Disabling the SSID IS a security feature. This prevents hackers from even "seeing" your wireless network. The rest of this video is confusing to say the least and I have been a Sr. Systems Engineer for over 15 years. You never configure your WiFi remotely this should ALWAYS be disabled, for security reasons. You need to explain some of the settings your applying as there seems to be some confusion as to what the heck your even talking about, not sure you even know. Anyone need things explained email me and ill give your the details you need.

[@Marie20301]

He said you can disable the SSID but not necessary a security feature.

[@10diot]

What?? You disable the broadcasting of the SSID you cant disable the SSID as this is how you identify the network. Shoot im not going to watch this video as this was 3 years ago, not relevant in my world right now.

[@guavatelestel8331]

If your modem and router have the same IP your performance may suffer. I suspect that DHCP services are enabled on both the modem and the router. I assume your modem does not have a built-in switch (you only have one Ethernet port in the rear.) You know your modem is 192.168.1.1. I have not read your modem manual so I do not know exactly where you need to go to do this. Having said that First get to a command (dos) prompt and type “ipconfig”. The report will show four lines one of which is your computer's IP address and the Default Gateway. From what you are saying they are the same. Not good! 1. Log on to the Speedstream and disable DHCP. This will prevent the modem from issuing IP addressed to your computer(s). 2. Log on to the DLink and be sure DCHP is enabled 3. Change the IP to 192.168.1.2 4. Look for a place defining the IP range.. The firmware will either allow you to define the range or let you choose a starting IP. Set the range so that it will reserve 196.168.1.1 to 196.168.2.5 or set the starting IP 192.168.1.6 5. Now get to a Command Prompt and type “ipconfig /release” then type “ipconfig /renew”. This will make the router issue a new IP to the computer. Do this on all computers in you house. visit: www.ip-address.org

[@BGKO1992]

where can I find the password of an admin ? I lost mine...

[@MasterKeySolutions]

This does not work with Netgear WAP

[@kerdelle]

were is the ip

[@augustine5732]

i find a queen but i will like to meet with him

[@sarakarkoo4946]

اعجبني

[@MrPartyWaffle]

i cant type

[@spencerroberts9815]

This is got to the the worst access point I've ever had in my life it always crashes and never works

[@alfredoamaral8223]

Spencer Roberts how to connect a 300mbps Wi-Fi router

[@BhangraCritic]

Yea you gotta put in the password though.

[@DarioLProductions]

these look like routers

[@chabab428]

lol

[@raurukirikiri7601]

Totally useless

[@chabab428]

Can i place a accesspoint on a router with wan settings? so that i can recieve my isp settings through my ap and use the router in my router?