“how I keep neighbors from connecting to it”

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• You would set a password. A default password is already installed. You could keep that or change it to your own unique password once you set it up.

  Answered by ccpd206 9 years ago

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• you should be able to set a password on your wifi connection. As long as you don't give the password to you neighbor they wont be abel to connect to the wifi

  Answered by barbegnbd 9 years ago

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• Under security, enter a password (key) that is different then the default. On each of your devices, they will ask you for this password.

  Answered by kc4mhh 9 years ago

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• Make sure you have your router locked, so a password is needed to get on your net. You will need to go online. Type 192.168.1.1 in the address and hit enter. This should get you into the router setup screen. You can also read your instructions or go to Belkin's website. I'm sure you can find something on You Tube also.

  Answered by ChiefShearer 9 years ago

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• Add a password to protect it. You can add a password for not only the main access point, but for the guest access as well.

  Answered by Eric 9 years ago

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