Does this router support a guest (unprotected) wireless network in addition to a password-protected wireless network?
491678
I don't believe so. I used the wizard to setup the device and it did not prompt for a guest access mode. I know exactly what you are asking, my other routers offer this feature. I hope this helps.
491679
no it does not. Beware of this router. I bought one last July and it died on me in mid february. Barely 6 months.
469209
Yes. It is part of the configuration. I can't remember exactly where, but once you are logged onto the device, there is a checkbox for disabling the Wi-Fi. I would think you would prefer to just buy another router. It's easier and faster and maybe more secure.
948001
Yes. Just change the password for the router. I have a couple of these. I don't use them. I have never got them to work right. Save your sanity and buy and buy a good one.
2019189
I use the same password as my existing router, I don't know if you can use a separate password for a repeater
934446
I double checked the router and the manufacturer website specs for this router and it doesn't appear to support the 802.11b protocol, but check your device manufacturer's website you may be able to upgrade the device with a firmware download. the router is worth the hassle for the range and reliability alone. I'm running 2 hardwired and 6 wireless devices with no less than 4 devices online at a given time with no signal or speed degradation
2019187
Yes you can password protect wifi signal by using "WEP or WPA/WPA2" from "Security" options in main menu.
664737
If you are connecting to a guest account, some routers won't ask for the password until you start the browser.Mine does this.It will show as unsecured when you search for a connection but it actually is.
792044
By default, the guest account (which doesn't allow modification/reconfiguration of the device) does not have a password.
1548442
On the back there is already a network name and unique password. You just need to indentify that router when you search for networks and enter the provided password. Super easy.
1623630
If you install a custom firmware such as Tomato you can create a guest wireless network that exists on on it's own virtual LAN.
834058
No - The router connects to the ethernet wired connection in the hotel room to access the internet and create a private wifi spot that you can password protect. It doesn't use cellular at all. HTH Sue
1019307
Thanks very much, that worked for me (Linksys router and Xoom with Android 3.1). Mine is WPA but the problem was that I was using the password I made up, when the Android 3.1 OS wanted the security key (many characters).
992325
No, the Netgear FVS336G ProSafe Dual WAN Gigabit Firewall with SSL & IPSec VPN does not have built-in wireless capability.
478298
I also use an ATT router. I added an Airport Extreme because it allows a guest unsecured connection. The Mutant uses an older style security format. The guest option is the only way for me to connect but it works.
1535732
Actually, yes it can. I recently used this in a hotel that had no wired access, but had a captive login which required me to enter my hotel loyalty program ID. I setup the router to work in WISP mode and it connected to the hotel's SSID. I then attempted to access the Internet from my laptop and was met with the browser window asking me for my credentials and asking me to agree to their TOS. Once I entered all that, all of my connected devices started working (multiple iPads, iPhones, a laptop, and a Chromecast). Every 24 hours all devices stopped working and I had to agree to that page again from just one of the devices.
929690
I'm not sure - all I can tell you is that the repeater appears as a separate router with a different login and password. Hope it helps.
536044
Mine is on a secured wifi network , but I have had it so long that I honestly don't remember the setup procedure. I do think initial setup requires connecting to pc.