boeingdesigner wrote:gs0b,
Regarding your Step 2 and the router password from my label:
Which of the following is the router password?
WEP KEY:
WPS PIN:
WAN MAC:
Thanks for your detailed post.
None of them.
WPS pin? I didn't think Verizon routers had WPS active. WPS is an easy way to configure your devices, but can be a security whole as well. WPS PIN on a router is specifically the security hole as it can easily be broken. WPS button is a technique that is still reasonably secure as its only active for a short time for a single configuration when you press it.
Some of the new routers have a password listed. Older ones from Verizon use either
password
password1
serial number of the router.
or ask you to create one when you first logon