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Verbosity

@bellaliant.net

reply to wifi_noob

Re: Disable Guest WIFI on Cisco DPC3825

It means your modem was setup with the USB stick that came with it. It creates a guest network (though typically it still requires a password for people to browse, similar to using internet at a coffee shop). You can either go onto the PC you used it on, go into the Start menu and run Cisco Connect, Guest Access, set "Allow Guest Access" to "No" or factory reset the modem and set it back up manually.
Alternatively, you can just call tech support and they can do it for you.


hilts

@rogers.com

Hey thanks! Guess I'm calling tech support since Cisco Connect is not on my system.


Hooter

join:2009-08-17
Scarborough, ON

Even without Cisco Connect, you can log into the router settings (192.168.1.1), click on the wireless tab, then Guest Access, then set to "no".


Verbosity

join:2013-01-15
Port Williams, NS

Those instructions would be great except that the default router IP is 192.168.0.1 and there is no Guest Access option available in the two main firmware versions for the DPC3825 right now...


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