How to Change the Name of a Network SSID on a Belkin

By Jedadiah Casey

Belkin wireless routers are designed for homes and small businesses, and are capable of serving wireless clients within a few hundred feet of the router, depending on the environment that the router is installed. Wireless networking using the 802.11 range of standards uses a Service Set Identifier, or network name, to associate wireless clients with a wireless access point or router. You can change the name of the wireless network SSID on a Belkin router through the browser-based configuration interface.

Open a Web browser.

Type "192.168.2.1" without quotes into the address bar, then press "Enter."

Click "Login," then "Submit."

Click "Channel and SSID."

Type a wireless network name into the "SSID" box, then click "Apply Changes" to save and apply the settings.

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