| Wireless Router Configuration
Windows & Mac Installation
If wish to set up a Wireless Network using your BT Voyager 2110 router please read the
following configuration instructions...
To begin configuring your Wireless Router please
ensure your computer is turned on and the BT Voyager
2110 router is connected to your computer via the
Ethernet cable provided and turned on.
Open up a new Internet browser window and enter your
Gateway IP in browser window e.g. http://81.3.101.241
and click "go".
(Your Gateway IP can be found within your NewNet
welcome email which you received upon signing up to
NewNet broadband).
You will then be presented with the BT Voyager 2110
Wireless Router Configuration Manager web site. You
are now ready to work through the following procedure:
STEP 1. Click
"Advanced" from the left hand menu.
STEP 2. Click
on "Advanced..." within the Advanced Configuration web
page.
STEP 3. Within
the newly expanded menu on the left click on "Wireless".
STEP 4. This
will now open the "Enter Network Password" window please
enter the following details:
Username: admin
Password: admin
and click "OK".
STEP 5.
Select "Enable Wireless Connection" (this immediately
expands the configuration window).
STEP 6. Within
the Wireless Network Name (SSID) field please enter
a name for your wireless network and write this name
down for future reference.
Click "Apply"
STEP 7. This
will now configure your settings. You will automatically
return to the Wireless Configuration window.
STEP 8. Select
"Encryption" from the Wireless Configuration menu.
STEP 9. In
the "Key 1" field please write down the Key number
displayed for your future reference.
Click "Apply".
STEP 10. This
will now configure your settings. You will automatically
return to the Wireless Configuration window.
STEP 11. Please
now close your browser window.
Congratulations you are
now Wireless enabled!
NOTE: Please ensure that when you set-up your secure
Wireless Network on each individual computer your
'Wireless Network Name (SSID)' matches that name you
specified in Step 5 and the Encryption Key
matches the 'Key1' automatically generated in Step
8.
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