In recent years, Wi-Fi has been rapidly increasing. As Wi-Fi enables local area networks to operate without wires and cabling, it is a popular choice for home and business networks. For many modern devices, such as laptops, smartphones, tablets and electronic game consoles, Wi-Fi can also be utilised to provide wireless broadband Internet access via wireless broadband. Many public facilities, including airports, hotels, bookstores, and coffee shops, now provide free Wi-Fi. Some cities have built free Wi-Fi networks that are available across the city. Wi-Fi Direct, a type of Wi-Fi that doesn't require a LAN, allowing devices to connect without one.

1. What is the procedure for
setting up a wireless
network?
Wi-Fi

2. The Internet is a really effective tool.
It allows us instant access to a wide
range of information—think email,
Google searches, and Wikipedia. So
it's a little confusing that you can only
use the Internet while you're seated
at a desktop computer. What if you
could access the Internet from any
location in your house or workplace?
It's rather simple to set up your own
home wireless network if you already
have high-speed (broadband)
Internet connection. A wireless
network, commonly referred to as
Wi-Fi, enables you to connect
laptops, smartphones, and other
mobile devices to your home Internet
service without the use of an
Ethernet connection.

3. Get a wireless router
￫ To start your own Wi-Fi network, you'll need
a wireless router. This device will distribute
the Wi-Fi signal from your Internet modem
across your home. Your Internet service
provider (ISP) might be able to provide you
with a wireless router for a small monthly fee.
If you've never set up a Wi-Fi network
before, this is probably the easiest option.
￫ We recommend spending a little more time
investigating different possibilities if you want
to buy your own router.
￫ Some Internet modems come with a built-in
wireless router, so you won't need to
purchase one separately.

4. Connect the cables together
￫ You'll need to connect your wireless
router to your existing Internet modem
once you've purchased one.
1. Using an Ethernet cable, connect your
modem to the wireless router (there is
usually a short Ethernet cable included
with your wireless router for this
purpose).
2. Connect the wireless router's power
cable.
3. Wait at least 30 to 60 seconds and
double-check that your router's lights
are on.

5. Set up your router
￫ After that, you'll need to use your computer to
change the default settings on your router. This
involves giving your wireless network a distinct
name and password.
1. Enter the router's default IP address into the
address bar of your web browser, then press
Enter. The information should be included in
your router's instructions, however some of
the most popular addresses are 192.168.0.1,
192.168.1.1, and 192.168.2.1.
2. The sign-in page for the router will appear.
Although your router's instructions should
give the specific sign-in details, most routers
utilise a standard user name and password
combination, such as admin and password.
￫ The settings page for your router will
display. Locate and pick the Network
Name option, then give your network an
unique name.
1. Locate and select the Network Password
setting, then select Encryption from the
drop-down menu. You can utilise a
variety of encryption methods, but we
recommend WPA2, which is often
regarded as the most secure.
2. Enter the password you want to use. To
ensure that no one else can access your
network, use a strong password.
3. To save your settings, look for and pick
the Save button.

6. Final Step- Connect
That's it! You can now connect to your Wi-Fi network and verify that it is functional. The
procedure for connecting to a Wi-Fi network varies significantly based on the type of computer
or device you're using, but these basic steps are required by all systems. It's simple to set up a
wireless network. Before you can set up your wireless network, you must have a wired network
connection, such as an ethernet cable or a phone line, on the router.
Here are the steps to set up a Wi-Fi network:
1) Find out your internet service provider's login details
2) Plug in your modem and router
3) Turn on your computer and connect to the Ethernet cable or phone line on your modem and
wait for it to connect to the internet.
4) Once connected, turn off the internet connection again and then reconnect with wireless
(ensure that you select 2.4GHz or 5GHz band).
5) Type in the password for your Wi-Fi network on your phone/laptop/computer.

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