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 How to Set Up a Safe Wi-Fi Network at Home

Follow these easy steps to set up and protect your Wi-Fi network so no one else can use it without your permission.

What You Need

A Wi-Fi router

Internet modem (from your provider)

Ethernet cable (comes with the router)

A phone, tablet, or computer

Your internet account details

Steps to Follow

1. Connect Your Router to the Modem

Plug your modem into a power outlet.

Use the Ethernet cable to connect the modem to your router (look for the “WAN” port on the router).

Turn both devices on.

2. Open Your Router’s Settings

On your phone or computer, open a web browser and type the router’s IP address (like 192.168.1.1; find it on the label of the router).

Log in with the username and password from the router label.

3. Change the Login Details

Go to “Settings” or “Admin.”

Create a new username and password that’s hard to guess.

4. Name Your Network

Find the “Wi-Fi Name” or “SSID” section.

Choose a unique name, but don’t use personal info like your name or address.

5. Set a Strong Wi-Fi Password

Create a password with at least 12 characters using letters, numbers, and symbols.

Why These Steps Are Important

A strong password can stop others from using your internet or stealing your information.

Changing default settings makes it harder for hackers to get in.

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