Can users on this WAP hack into the wired router network that the WAP is connected to?
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Yes if they figure out the login information for the router as they are in the same network.
2019187
Yes you can password protect wifi signal by using "WEP or WPA/WPA2" from "Security" options in main menu.
236262
Yes (sort of). Depending on the exact model number (and there are a number of variations available in the marketplace) you can in fact create a guest network that will NOT allow "intranet" access or access to the main internal wired & wireless networks established. Asus has a listing of the models that come equiped with this feature. Mine has it.
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It's been some time since I have set one up. If I remember correctly, the device uses DHCP to set the IP. Your router is probably giving out IPs. It will also list the devices. You can look at the mac address on the device (listed on the back) to match it up with the assigned IPs on the DHCP server. Then yes, you can browse to the IP with your browser. The login is something fairly obvious (name: admin, password: (blank)) and is probably on the paperwork that came with the device.
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I don't think so....I am pretty sure you have to have the password to the wi-fi router...not just a login to the internet.
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No. To my knowledge, WAP's (Wireless Access Points) rarely if ever include extra RJ-45 (wired) outlets, because the WAP has to plugged into a router, which already has those terminals.
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I don't know. It uses an ethernet input, however, so it may work since I would assume the router is just a passthrough.
987931
You can within your home network, but without the WAN port wired connection to your router, you cannot use Vera3 outside your home network, e.g. a phone application controlling Vera3 while your away from home.
1917127
You can do both. Either through WPS or entering your main routers password/code.
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It's built in using a wired networking connection between the receiver and a router.
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yes when you log in to router with 192.168.1.1 (default) username: admin (default) pass: password. there is a option called wireless settings in that you can give your wireless a name and assign passphrase so it can be secured and nobody else can use it.
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I'm pretty sure because its wireless you can see it from any distance if signing in remotely. I've never had a problem logging into the IP address from any distance, although I use it much more frequently from within the home with wifi.
794955
Yes. I put a router on the receiving end. I did convert it to function as a WAP, but I'm sure it would work fine as a router.
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It's browser based. If you are connected to the router, you should be able to configure it.
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Yes....my Wifi devices just go from one WAP to another seamlessly and everything is on one single SSID
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I am sure someone with enough savvy could hack into the system. However, since it uses wifi from a home, it would be advisable to make sure you have a secure wifi network to set up on. I know I had no problems when I travelled as I secure all my phones and devices. I would advise to check on the internet to see if any issues have been reported for this particular device.
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Sorry, but this switch is part of your home network. As long as your router is secured properly it is as secure as your remaining home network.