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WiFi hacked often? Try changing the IndiHome WiFi password below!

How to change Indihome header wifi password[Ilustrasi Oleh Pixabay]

Gadgetren – When installing Wi-Fi at home, I am a little worried that a lot of irresponsible people will be able to use the internet for free and recklessly – use it however you want.

Not out of fear that the quota will run out, but rather because of problems with the smoothness when accessing the Internet. As we know, Internet Packets, while offering unlimited packets (unlimited), can be very slow when used by a lot of people.

This is even worse when many of them are simultaneously using the internet to download files, stream, and play online games.

To get around this, we can therefore change the password we regularly use, or at least if the Internet is running slowly, although the provider’s service is running smoothly.

Of course, this also applies to users of the IndiHome service. No matter what type of package you choose, you must also ensure that your home Internet service is not compromised by anyone else by changing your password.

Especially for those of you who use Telkom Indonesia internet service, here are the steps you can take so that you can change the password for the wifi account on the internet service.

But before you go any further, this tutorial applies to IndiHome WiFi with a ZTE F609 router, the most common modem used for IndiHome internet services.

How to change the WiFi password in the IndiHome service

  1. Connect your device (computer or smartphone) to a WiFi network
  2. Open the browser and go to the page http://192.168.1.1/
  3. Enter the username and password used in the service, or enter “User” in both fields if you have not already changed them.
  4. Then tap the button Sign up
  5. Then select on the page that appears network, then enter the menu WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESSand open the submenu safety
  6. If so, replace it WPA passphrase with the new password, and then press Submit

In order not to be easily hacked, you will also need to change your internet network admin account which was originally the same user with the new username and password. To replace it, you can go to the menu administration.

Next, select the WEB user submenu from the menu Administration. Enter the old password in the field old password, then enter a new password in the field New password and Confirmed password, then press Submit.

In the meantime, for those of you who want to change the SSID name (the name of the wireless network you are using), you can go to the submenu SSID settings included in the network, on the menu WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS.

If you do some of these efforts you should be able to avoid the WiFi intrusion. But if not, maybe someone knows another solution? Try to share in the comments column.