Netcomm: How to Find SSID

Netcomm (Modems/Gateways): How to Find SSID (Network Name)
NetComm NV6

Login Information:

Default Gateway – 192.168.1.1

Username – admin

Password – admin



How to Find SSID (Network Name)

1. Open a web browser.
2. Enter http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar and press enter.
3. Enter “admin” for both the username and password in the resulting pop up.
4. Select Wireless from the options across the top of the window.
5. The Wireless Network Name (SSID) is listed to the right of Wireless Main Network Name (SSID).
   

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Netcomm: How to Find SSID

Netcomm (Modems/Gateways): How to Find SSID (Network Name)
Login Information

• Gateway – http://192.168.1.1
• Username – admin
• Password – admin

How to Find SSID (Network Name)

1. Open a web browser.
2. Enter http://192.168.1.1 into the address bar.
   
3. When prompted enter admin for both the username and password.
4. Under the Wireless tab select Setup
5. The SSID will be located here labeled “SSID”

 

How to find the SSID

Microsoft.

I am an owner of the recent Xbox One games console. It is also the case that I have previously been involved with studying Computer Games Design at Undergraduate level. I am currently having a serious problem as regarding the Xbox One, and am contacting
you on the basis that you might be able to help me out?

The problem that I am having is that I have paid for a years subscription to Xbox Live, and am needing to connect to the Internet in order to play a number of games such as Plants vs Zombies and Batman. However, I am having very serious problems with actually
connecting to the Internet, and was hoping you might have advice.

In specific terms, I’ve previously not had any problems with connecting. However, I am now using a new modem unit, and when I try to connect, I am getting a text box message which says “Specify SSID”. I’ve gone through nearly everything I can think of
to try to get round this, with no success so far. I’ve tried accessing the software for my modem unit on my laptop through typing in “ipconfig” into the Command Window, and my computer won’t bring this up.

Is there anything that Microsoft can do to help me with this? Please let me know what you think.

In signing off, I’d like to make a statement regarding my past study of Computer Game Design. It looks clear to me that the advances of technology since the release of the new Console have already made game playing more enjoyable and more engrossing already.
Support for Microsoft for leading the new movement of technology in a new Century and a new era, and I’ll keep my ears tabbed to advances in technology led by Microsoft in the future.

Hoping you can help me with this.

Tim Thompson.

Media Representative and Representational Priesthood for The Cult of R’Lyeh on Earth.