The document outlines objectives for setting up a wireless network, including understanding basic components, configuring a router with a modem, and implementing security measures like passwords and encryption. It provides a step-by-step guide for connecting devices and configuring network settings, along with an assessment section to test knowledge on the topic. Key considerations include selecting appropriate hardware based on coverage area and device quantity.

1. SETTING UP A WIRELESS NETWORK

2. Objectives
01 Understand the basic components
of a Wi-Fi network.
02 Set up a Wi-Fi network using a
router and modem.

3. WHAT IS A WIRELESS NETWORK?
A wireless network is a type of computer network that allows devices to connect and
communicate with each other wirelessly, without the need for physical cables or wires.

4. Activity (Guess the device)
ROUTER
MODEM LAN CABLE
COMPUTING
DEVICES
WIRELESS
NETWORK
COMPONENTS

5. Wireless Network
SSID Service Set Identifier
WIRELESS
NETWORK
A password is a security measure used to
prevent unauthorized access to a wireless
network.
Password
Encryption is a security measure used to
protect data that is transmitted over a
wireless network. (WPA2 and WPA3)
Encryption
A unique name assigned to a wireless
network.

6. Activity(Let’s explore together)
Once the router is configured,
test the network to ensure
that all devices are able to
connect to the internet and
communicate with each other.
Set up the wireless network
name (SSID), wireless
network password, and
network security settings.
Choose a router that is suitable
for your needs, based on the
size of the area to be covered,
the number of devices to be
connected, and the features
required.
Open a web browser and enter
the router's IP address to
access the router's
configuration page.
Use Wi-Fi or Ethernet
cables to connect your devices
(such as laptops, smartphones,
and smart TVs) to the router.
Connect the router to your
modem: Use an Ethernet cable
to connect the router to your
modem. This will allow the
router to connect to the internet.
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7. Activity(Let’s explore together)
Once the router is configured,
test the network to ensure
that all devices are able to
connect to the internet and
communicate with each other.
Choose a router that is suitable for
your needs, based on the size of
the area to be covered, the number
of devices to be connected, and
the features required.
Use Wi-Fi or Ethernet
cables to connect your devices
(such as laptops, smartphones,
and smart TVs) to the router.
Connect the router to your
modem: Use an Ethernet cable
to connect the router to your
modem. This will allow the
router to connect to the internet.
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Open a web browser and enter
the router's IP address to access
the router's configuration page.
Set up the wireless network
name (SSID), wireless
network password, and
network security settings.

8. WHAT’S IN IT FOR US?

9. ASSESSMENT
Read each question carefully, choose the best
answer from the choices provided on each item.

10. 1.
What is the primary benefit of setting up a
wireless network?
a. More secure internet connection
b. Easier connectivity for multiple devices
c. Faster internet speed
d. No need for an internet service provider

11. 2.
What is the device that connects a wireless
router to the internet called?
a. Modem
b. Ethernet cable
c. Switch
d. Firewall

12. 3.
What is the name of the network that appears
when you search for wireless connections?
a. IP address
b. Router address
c. SSID
d. DNS server

13. 4.
Which of the following is a common wireless
security protocol?
a. WPA2 and WPA3
b. WEP
c. SSL
d. TCP

14. 5.
What cable is needed to physically attach a
router to the modem?
a. LAN / Ethernet Cable
b. Power Cable
c. HDMI
d. VGA

15. 1.
What is the primary benefit of setting up a
wireless network?
b. Easier connectivity for multiple devices

16. 2.
What is the device that connects a wireless
router to the internet called?
a. Modem

17. 3.
What is the name of the network that appears
when you search for wireless connections?
c. SSID

18. 4.
Which of the following is a common wireless
security protocol?
a. WPA2 and WPA3

19. 5.
What cable is needed to physically attach a
router to the modem?
a. LAN / Ethernet Cable

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