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Assign Password, To assign the Network Password to other HomePlug Stations

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Reference Manual for the 54 Mbps Wall-Plugged Wireless Range Extender WGX102 2. Enter the desired HomePlug Network Password in the field provided. You can also assign this password to other HomePlug stations on your powerline network. Click the Add button to add a HomePlug Station to the list. Figure 4-3: Add HomePlug Station screen To assign the Network Password to other HomePlug Stations: a. Enter a suitable name for the device. For example, a location identifier can be useful such as Downstairs, Upstairs, or Garage. This name is only used for your reference. b. Each HomePlug station has a unique device Passcode (PWD) in the format xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx, usually shown on a label on the base or rear. Check each HomePlug device to find the Passcode to enter. For each NETGEAR Powerline device that you are installing on your network, write this number down. Example: Device Location: Upstairs Bedroom PWD: MX96-DHEE-U9Y3-BXJB MX96-DHEE-U9Y3-BXJB c. Click Add. 3. On the Wall Plug Settings screen, click Assign Password. The Network Password is then assigned to all the HomePlug stations listed in the table, provided they are currently connected with a powerline connection. Powerline Network Configuration and Security 4-3 202-10042-02 v1.1

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Reference Manual for the 54 Mbps Wall-Plugged Wireless Range Extender WGX102
Powerline Network Configuration and Security
4-3
202-10042-02 v1.1
2.
Enter the desired HomePlug Network Password in the field provided.
You can also assign this password to other HomePlug stations on your powerline network.
Click the Add button to add a HomePlug Station to the list.
Figure 4-3:
Add HomePlug Station screen
To assign the Network Password to other HomePlug Stations:
a.
Enter a suitable name for the device. For example, a location identifier can be useful such
as Downstairs, Upstairs, or Garage. This name is only used for your reference.
b.
Each HomePlug station has a unique device Passcode
(PWD) in the format xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx, usually shown
on a label on the base or rear. Check each HomePlug device
to find the Passcode to enter.
For each NETGEAR Powerline device that you are
installing on your network, write this number down.
Example:
Device Location: Upstairs Bedroom
PWD: MX96-DHEE-U9Y3-BXJB
c.
Click
Add
.
3.
On the Wall Plug Settings screen, click
Assign Password
. The Network Password is then
assigned to all the HomePlug stations listed in the table, provided they are currently connected
with a powerline connection.
MX96-DHEE-U9Y3-BXJB