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Applies to most 2Wire routers including: 2wire 4011G

By default, the network name (SSID) will appear as: See 'Important Notes' section below

How to access this router's settings:

Access login by clicking: http://home or http://192.168.1.254
Enter default* username: (leave blank)
Enter default* password: Wi-Fi Key (Default WEP) on sticker label

* If you have changed the router's default login settings you will need to enter the newer username and/or password. If you are unable to log in to the router, please call 1-800-255-3700.

Where to find and change your router's:

WEP/WPA key: On the 'Home Network' page, 'Wireless Settings' example
Network name: On the 'Home Network' page, 'Wireless Settings' example
Authentication: On the 'Home Network' page, 'Wireless Settings' example
Default WEP key: On sticker by barcode (see Important Notes)

Important Notes:

SSID Information

2Wire SSIDs will typically be '2WireXXX.' Where the 'XXX' represents last three digits of the router's serial number.

For error 52000, the Nintendo DS will require a manual connection. For help setting up a DS/DSi manual connection, click here.

Wii

For errors 51330 and 51300, the router will need to switch from "Use default encryption key" to "Use custom encryption key" using the same 10 digit Wi-Fi key.

Default WEP key

2Wire router's have a default WEP key listed on a sticker on the router, typically by the barcode. See the image below for an example:

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Due to firmware updates and newer versions of this router, the information on this page, including any example images, may not be the most current. We recommend that you ensure your router has the most current firmware update installed. Check with the router manufacturer for the most current information.

If you need help locating the settings described on this page, or have questions on how to adjust them, refer to the router's manual, the router's manufacturer, or the internet service provider that installed your router.

Nintendo provides this information for our consumers' use. It is up to each consumer to determine what security needs they have for their own networks, and to decide how best to configure their network settings to meet those needs.