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Are you tired of the same old wireless names? Most people keep the default wireless network name and password that comes preset with their router, but we recommend you change them. Not only are the stock credentials generic and boring, but there’s a good chance someone around you is using the same SSID. Instructions on how to change your Wifi name and password are listed below, but we thought we’d give you a list of some of the funnier WiFi names we’ve seen. 1. Drop it like it …

Connecting to a wireless network is often one of the first things you do when visiting a friend’s house, a coffee shop, or the airport. We all know connecting to WiFi is easy: click the wireless icon on your device, select the wireless network of your choice from the list of available SSIDs (Wifi name), and enter the password.Typically, anyone can see your home or office network names when they are in range of your router. Your neighbors, people walking or driving by your home, employees of near …

Did you know you have more than one IP address? You have a private IP address and a public IP address. A private IP address is an internal address that your home router broadcasts and devices in your home connect to. Every device that connects to your router is then given a unique private IP address. Your public IP address is an address provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) that can be seen over the internet once any traffic leaves your home network. This is the external IP address …

Last week the FBI issued a warning recommending anyone with a small office or home router to reboot their device to stop a malicious malware, dubbed VPNFilter. This malware is estimated to have infected more than half a million routers worldwide. Sabai Technology has not found any evidence of Sabai OS Routers being infected. However, we are still encouraging all users to take the following safety measures.If you are looking for help with a stock firmware router such as Netgear, Asus, L …

The internet can be a dangerous place, especially for children. Make your home network a little safer by using a free content filtering service called FamilyShield by OpenDNS. FamilyShield by OpenDNS is a Domain Name Service (DNS) that provides additional control over what is accessible to your family on the internet by blocking certain inappropriate and dangerous websites. It specifically blocks adult content or domains that are deemed “Sexual, Pornographic, Proxy/Anonymizer, or Tasteless”. …