20 Most Recent SMC (SMC2555W-AG UK) 802.11a, 802.11g/b Wireless Access Point Questions & Answers

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-You need to access your router user interface using a wired pc to the router, by typing the router IP on the address bar of your browser then it will ask you for a username and password.
-Then on that page you will have options where you can enable again the wireless security just enable again the security from that there.

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Follow these steps to retrieve the wireless key:

1) Connect a computer wired directly to your accesspoint.
2) Assign a static IP on the computer with the range of 192.168.2.x (x is any number from 3-253).
3) If it prompts you for a user name and a password, user name is admin and password is smcadmin and click Login.
4) Select Advanced Setup. It will give you the window for the access point.
5) Select Security under Radio Interface 2. You can see which security is set on your AP. If it is set as WPA, the shared key is your network key. If WEP, the network key across the selected key is your password.

Take note that these instructions are if the IP settings of the Wireless AP have not been changed. If it is, you have to ask what is the IP first.

You realize people reading this have no idea what this mumbo-jumbo means. Brett has no idea and he is the master of all masters in lateral thinking! 'make model (what it is)', plus a detailed description of the issue!

SMC Networks serves up networking equipment, with or without wires. The company makes wireless local area network (LAN) devices designed for use in homes and businesses.

There suppose to be a reset button on it mainly on the back of it

different USB port. There are usually 3 or 4 of them. If you can, format the USB drive (if you have nothing on it or already have copies of what is on it). It will take 10 seconds, but will wipe all data. It should be recognized then.

Call your ISP and have them approve the new device.

look for a windows xp driver file on the included program compact disc that may need to be installed before you use the included program.

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This is a switch not a router. You can find your answer here to reset the settings via a serial port. rescue Password reset on SMC TigerSwitch 8624T

The question doesn't make sense but I'll assume you mean, How fast is it. It's set by the IEEE standards. IEEE802.11 Look for eg. 802.11n The letter at the end will give you an idea of it's speed. N is current standard AC is the most up to date a & b are old standards See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11 Cheers Trevor