What Is Wps On My Modem?

What Is Wps on My Modem?

Answer: WPS stands for Wi-Fi Protected Setup which is built into most routers and makes the easy connection of the WIFI devices with a secure and reliable network(wireless).

WPS is the simple technique for the reliable connection among modems, routers, and various WIFI enables devices with less effort. It can work just to press the button that exists on the modems. The WPS button is paced on modems same as the routers. Mostly it is on the backside of between the ports, that’s why there is less or no chance that someone presses it by mistake. When you try to connect, watch carefully so that no disturbance occurs.

Some of the WPS buttons are on the front side of the modems to make them visible. Still, if someone has difficulty finding it they see the manual that contains instructions. The WPS establishes the connection using the wireless key between the modems and the device.

WPS configuration:

The configuration of the WPS is described in the following, but it might be a little different for some of the modems just because of their models:

1. Enable the internet connection of the device by using the WIFI or with the modem’s Ethernet cable.
2. On your browser, enter the URL http://192.168.0.1 in the address box.
3. In the setting sign in to the Modem GUI with the user’s name and password. The login details vary from the network card (SSID) and the WIFI password. The modem GUI login password and username are located on the modem sticker.
4. From the menu choose the wireless configuration.
5. Some of the modems give the option of choosing 2.4 GHz or 5GHz on the side of the panels. The capability to use the 2.4 or 5 varies with modem models.
6. On the left of the main menu choose the WPS.
7. You can enable or disable the WPS through this option and allow the device to establish a connection with the network. The connection is established both with the button on the modem or the WPS settings.