Hi all...
recently I had to change my internet connections due to phone line badly damaged.
the technical parts ( fiber optics router/modem) is provided by a private third party while the contract is still with the government service
provider ( BSNL )
during the technical set up I was asked for a ID and network
password ...I gave a simple ones and asked if I could change them later
and the answer was 'yes'

I have been trying to change it ever since but I do not seem to be able understand how to do it.
I entered the IP address of the router ( or modem? never understood ) an Alphion ASEE-1443

but managed only to change the router password and the SSID login name
but I cant find an option which allow me to change the password...
check manual and internet to no avail...
Any help is welcomed
TIA
santo

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On Tue, 17 Aug 2021 03:26:41 +0000, santo wrote:

Hi all...
recently I had to change my internet connections due to phone line badly damaged.
the technical parts ( fiber optics router/modem) is provided by a
private third party while the contract is still with the government
service provider ( BSNL )
during the technical set up I was asked for a ID and network password
...I gave a simple ones and asked if I could change them later and the
answer was 'yes'

I contacted the private third party for help but after one week they are
still not answering...

Any help is welcomed TIA santo

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On 8/16/21 20:28, santo wrote:

On Tue, 17 Aug 2021 03:26:41 +0000, santo wrote:

Hi all...
recently I had to change my internet connections due to phone line badly
damaged.
the technical parts ( fiber optics router/modem) is provided by a
private third party while the contract is still with the government
service provider ( BSNL )
during the technical set up I was asked for a ID and network password
...I gave a simple ones and asked if I could change them later and the
answer was 'yes'

I contacted the private third party for help but after one week they are still not answering...

Any help is welcomed TIA santo

On my setup to change the network password I would
go to the ISP and look for my account and/or profile so
that I could find the area devoted to password.

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On Tue, 17 Aug 2021 03:26:41 +0000, santo wrote:

Hi all...
recently I had to change my internet connections due to phone line badly damaged.
the technical parts ( fiber optics router/modem) is provided by a
private third party while the contract is still with the government
service provider ( BSNL )
during the technical set up I was asked for a ID and network password
...I gave a simple ones and asked if I could change them later and the
answer was 'yes'

I have been trying to change it ever since but I do not seem to be able understand how to do it.
I entered the IP address of the router ( or modem? never understood ) an Alphion ASEE-1443

but managed only to change the router password and the SSID login name
but I cant find an option which allow me to change the password...
check manual and internet to no avail...
Any help is welcomed TIA santo

Without more knowledge of your system and network I have
no idea what you need to do.

What machine are you trying to change your password on?
Is it a landline or WIFI network you are on?

Your modem-router should have a login&password, and after logging
in you should find a place to change that password. It may be
in configuration, edit, tools, file, of possibly elsewhere.

Usually, you use a browser to go to 192.168.1.1 or something
similar, and enter either a user id or the admin id, and
then enter a password, and look for the change password function.

Searching for the modem name plus change password in
your browser should bring up multiple websites with instructions.

If there is a login at your third-party provider, that may be
where you need to log in. Search for the name of your third-party
provider plus change password.

If it is the BSNL login&password you need to change, try using
your browser to go to https://selfcare.bsnl.co.in/tungsten/UI/facelets/login.xhtml
and scroll down to Facilities for Registered Users Wireline
or WIFI, that has a place to click for Change Broadband Password.

The BSNL page has a Help button that will take you to a user
manual and re-registration steps for existing selfcare users,
but whether this is something you need or not I do
not know.

Cheers!

jim b.



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On Tue, 17 Aug 2021 14:12:42 +0000, Jim wrote:

On Tue, 17 Aug 2021 03:26:41 +0000, santo wrote:

Hi all...
recently I had to change my internet connections due to phone line
badly damaged.
the technical parts ( fiber optics router/modem) is provided by a
private third party while the contract is still with the government
service provider ( BSNL )
during the technical set up I was asked for a ID and network password
...I gave a simple ones and asked if I could change them later and the
answer was 'yes'

I have been trying to change it ever since but I do not seem to be able
understand how to do it.
I entered the IP address of the router ( or modem? never understood )
an Alphion ASEE-1443

Your modem-router should have a login&password, and after logging in you should find a place to change that password. It may be in
configuration, edit, tools, file, of possibly elsewhere.

I can change the router/...password by logging into 192.168.1.1 but it
does not give me the option to change the wi-fi password ...

just discovered that BSNL made a mistake in typing my email so now I am waiting for them to rectify it so that I can log in and hopefully from
there change my wi-fi password...
thank you for answering...




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On Tue, 17 Aug 2021 03:28:29 +0000, santo wrote:

On Tue, 17 Aug 2021 03:26:41 +0000, santo wrote:

Hi all...
recently I had to change my internet connections due to phone line
badly damaged.
the technical parts ( fiber optics router/modem) is provided by a
private third party while the contract is still with the government
service provider ( BSNL )
during the technical set up I was asked for a ID and network password
...I gave a simple ones and asked if I could change them later and the
answer was 'yes'

I contacted the private third party for help but after one week they are still not answering...

Any help is welcomed TIA santo

Have you tried watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqnooOqY64s

Cheers!

jim b.

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Op Tue, 17 Aug 2021 03:26:41 +0000, schreef santo:

Hi all...
recently I had to change my internet connections due to phone line badly damaged.
the technical parts ( fiber optics router/modem) is provided by a
private third party while the contract is still with the government
service provider ( BSNL )
during the technical set up I was asked for a ID and network password
...I gave a simple ones and asked if I could change them later and the
answer was 'yes'

I have been trying to change it ever since but I do not seem to be able understand how to do it.
I entered the IP address of the router ( or modem? never understood ) an Alphion ASEE-1443

I found googling this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIS7qmJZTM4
The spoken language is Hindi I guess, but the images are clear. Tiy have
to set thru the first 3 min, but at the and it is clearly shown how to
change the WiFI password.

Herman Viaene

but managed only to change the router password and the SSID login name
but I cant find an option which allow me to change the password...
check manual and internet to no avail...
Any help is welcomed TIA santo

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