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If you have friends who visit you with their WiFi computers or devices, you can allow them to connect
to the Internet wirelessly by enabling your "public WiFi" network, with no password required, by referring to
chapter 3.5.5. Enabling/Disabling your public WiFi network. Don't worry, they won't be able to access
your shared files; they'll just be able to surf the Net.
To remove a computer from the list:
3.5.4. Disabling your private WiFi network
If you wish to use your Modem Router as a wired modem router only (that is to say, connected to the
computer via the Ethernet port and not by WiFi), simply un-tick the WiFi network enabled box. The WiFi
LED
on the router switches off.
If you have enabled your "public WiFi" network, it will also be disabled.
3.5.5. Enabling/Disabling your public WiFi network
If in addition to your private WiFi network you wish to enable your public WiFi network, go to the home page
and simply click the
A new WiFi network called Hercules guest by default will then be created. Your friends or children will be
able to detect it and connect from their WiFi computers or devices. No password or security key will be
requested.
Only connection to the Internet will be authorized for users. They will not be able to access your shared files
or printers. This is a safe way of providing Internet access with no worries and your own control over
connection times.
To disable your public WiFi network, simply click the
the home page.
3.5.6. Changing the public WiFi network name
To personalize your public WiFi network:
button next to
- On the home page, select Your public WiFi
connection.
The name of your network is displayed.
- Personalize the SSID name of your public WiFi
network ("Hercules Guest" by default).
Hercules ADSL2/2+ Wireless G Modem Router
- In the Remove column, click the
computers or devices you wish to remove from
the filtering list.
- Click Apply and Save.
.
button again next to
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