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Orbi5XR30 Which code is Security Code on bottom label. Tried them all so, Trying to connect laptop.
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Re: Orbi5XR30 Which code is Security Code on bottom label. Tried them all so, Trying to connect lap
The product label on my Orbi (different model) contains:
WiFi Network Name (SSID) which is the letters "ORBI" plus a two digit number, and
Network Key (Password), which is a couple of random words, such as "monstermonkey"
There is also a QR code, which I ignore.
This is not what your product label shows?
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Re: Orbi5XR30 Which code is Security Code on bottom label. Tried them all so, Trying to connect lap
During the product setup, many users decide to change both the SSID and the password to something else. For example, every WiFi router I have installed since 2005 has had exactly the same SSID/password. If this was done, then the product label no longer applies.
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Re: Orbi5XR30 Which code is Security Code on bottom label. Tried them all so, Trying to connect lap
@CrimpOn wrote:
During the product setup, many users decide to change both the SSID and the password to something else.
A reset will restore those details to the default.
You can then change them to whatever takes your fancy. Just remember to remember them.
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Re: Orbi5XR30 Which code is Security Code on bottom label. Tried them all so, Trying to connect lap
do you have the SXK30? Yours isn't a model that you put.
You can always cheat and hardwire a pc/laptop into the device so you can access it and view/change the ssid.
Also, if you have it managed through insight, you could log into insight and check its ssid/password.