The following article covers managing the wireless network for your Cisco/Technicolor DPC3848 modem, whether it’s to change your current Network Name (SSID) and Password, or to reset them if you’ve forgotten your credentials. If you have a different modem, see here to identify the model and get steps for managing the network.
Good to know: If you're using Cogeco Wi-Fi Pods or extenders, the SSID and password will be managed through the Cogeco Wi-Fi app instead (see here for more information).
Select one of the following options to jump to a topic:
- Finding your default Network Name and Password
- Changing your Network Name and Password
- Resetting your Network Name and Password
Finding your default Network Name and Password
The default Network Name and Password can be found within My Account.
- Log in to My Account in a browser.
- Select Equipment from the left menu.
- Your Wi-Fi name and password will be listed under Your Wi-Fi settings.
Changing your Network Name and Password
Your Cogeco Wi-Fi network can be managed in your modem settings by logging in through your web browser.
- Ensure your device is connected to your network, either through Wi-Fi or by connecting directly to the modem via an Ethernet cable.
- In your web browser, go to the address 192.168.0.1.
- Choose the language, if desired, then wait for the page to refresh.
- At the login screen, leave the User Name and Password fields blank.
- Click on Log In.
- Click on Wireless.
- Click on Radio Settings.
- Enter the Wireless Network Name (SSID) of your choice for both the 2.4GHz network and the 5GHz network.
- Click on Save Settings.
- Click on Wireless Security.
- Enter the password of your choice in the fields Pre-Shared Key (enter the same password for both networks).
- Click on Save Settings.
Resetting your Network Name and Password
If you’ve forgotten the password you assigned to your wireless home network, you’ll need to reset your Wi-Fi credentials by restoring your modem to its default settings.
Good to know: If you haven't assigned a unique network name (SSID) and password, it should still be using the default credentials found on My Account.
- To restore default settings, press and hold the reset button for 15 seconds.
- The reset button is in a hole on the back of the modem and can be pressed with a toothpick or other thin object.
- You can now log in using the modem's default network name and password, and customize them if desired.
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