I cant secure my wireless network. a website told me to type in 192.168.0.1 and it brings d-link page and tells me to type in a login name and password. The back of my router tells me to type in "admin" for the login and leave the password blank. i did that and it took me back to the same page. What should i try now?

click this link to open the router login http://192.168.1.1/

When asked for username use admin and password leave it empty
then goto

SETUP -> WIRELESS SETUP -> MANUAL WIRELESS CONNECTION SETUP -> WIRELESS SECURITY MODE and select "Enable WPA > WPA -> WPA Key -> create your own password and save now if you want to access the Wireless connection you will have to enter the WPA key you just created.

First you need to login to your router! To do that you will need your IP address. This will typically just be 192.168.1.1. Open a web browser (internet explorer, firefox, chrome, etc.) now type 192.168.1.1 into the address bar to bring up the login window for your router.
-----If the login window does not show up then that is the incorrect IP Address, so get on a computer that is plugged into the router by an ethernet cable and go to Start, click on Run and in the Run window type CMD and press enter to bring up the command prompt. In Vista or Windows 7, go to the Start Orb and type CMD into the Search bar, then right click on CMD in the pop up window and select Run As Administrator. Now that you're in command prompt, type IPCONFIG /ALL and press enter, now look for Default Gateway (that's the ip address of your router). Write that IP Address down and type it into a web browser.

Now that you're at the login window of your router, type in your login information. If you never changed your login information then the default information should be
Password = admin
(leave the username blank)
-------If you do not remember changing the login information, but a blank username and a password of admin does not work, then that means that SOMEONE put on a password, so you will have to reset your router by pressing on the reset button on the back of your router for 30sec, you will need a ballpoint pen or a paperclip to press on the button as it is very very small and recessed. Once reset, the login information should be no username and a password of admin.

Now that you're logged into your router, head over to the Administration tab and set up a new login password for the router so no one can login to it, except for you. You will have to type in a password that you make up, confirm it by typing it again, and then click on Save Settings at the bottom. Now a login window will pop up and you must type in your password that you just set.

Now click on the Wireless tab, in the Basic Wireless Setting subtab,set wireless network mode to Mixed. Create an SSID, this is the name of your wireless network basically. Leave Wireless Channel on 6. Now you can Enable or Disable Wireless SSID Broadcast. If you leave it Enabled, ANYONE within range of your network will be able to see it and if they want to try to break in they will have an easier time since they know the name of the network. However, if you Disable it, you will have to tell all of your wireless computer's the name of your network so that they can find it. That really isn't a big issue though since you're going to be typing in a WPA key on all of your wireless computers anyway. Now that you're done on this screen, click Save Settings at the bottom.
On the Wireless Security subtab, select WPA2 Personal for Wireless Mode. WPA Algorithms should be TKIP+AES. WPA Shared key is basically the password that all wireless computers will need in order to login to your wireless network, I stongly suggest you make it complicated with lower-case, upper-case, numerical, and special characters, i.e. iL!k3P1#, but don't use that as it is all over the internet now. Write down your shared key and store it somewhere safe. Leave Group Key Renewal at 3600sec. Now that you're done on this page Click Save Settings at the bottom.
Now you're done....Unless you want to go nuts and use MAC filtering. To do that, you will have to find the MAC address of every wireless piece of equipment, retrieve it's MAC address (that can be done in command prompt on computers, using the IPCONFIG /ALL command), type them into the MAC FIlter List and tell it to Permit Only PCs list to access the wireless network.
Anyway, now that you're all secure, your wireless equipment probably lost connection, so now you need to go to all your wireless computer/printers and set up new wireless connections using your new login informaiton.
Go to Start, click on Control Panel, in Control Panel click on Network Connections or Network and Sharing. Now click on Manage Wireless Networks, select Add, and then Manually create one by providing the information you created in your router. Remember SSID and Network Name are the same thing basically.
Hope this helps! If not, comment back and let us know!

If you can afford to loose your configuration, find the reset button and keep it pressed while the router is on by about 10 seconds. The default login is blank and the pasword 'admin'.

launch a suitable web browser and direct it to the IP address of the
Router. Type in http:// followed by the default IP address, 192.168.1.1 in the address bar of the browser. The
URL in the address bar should read: http://192.168.1.1
hit enter. Use the default user name: admin and password: admin
Then login, this will bring up your dlink settings page.
Click "setup" at the top of the page then "wireless" on the left. For the security option on the page choose "WPA" then underneath choose PSK string. Leave everything else as default. You will see beside the option String: and a box to type in. This is your wireless password. create a password of your choice and click apply at the bottom. Your wireless network is now secured with that password. you will be prompted for it when you next connect wirelessly.

Manual for WBR14-G2 router [6.2 MB] in pdf format:
http://www.smc.com/files/AG/MN_SMCWBR14-G2.pdf

Keeping others from connecting to your router:
1. Have an "wired only" router login access or for this router "change and disable your SSID". This way you avoid that others can login to
to the router changing your settings: See page 48 of the manual.
1.1 Wireless Network Name (SSID): change the default name SMC
to "any private name" ( and remember for later login )
1.2 Broadcast Wireless Network Name: change from default ENABLE
to DISABLE .

2. Make a secure wireless encryption key for your connection:
see page 87.
2.1 For most secure key select WPA / WPA2 only and SAVE SETTINGS .
2.2 See page 91 for entering and saving your secure key: the password
that must be entered to get access to the router.

To find the Wireless security key you have to login to your wireless router's control panel.

Disconnect your modem and other devices from your wireless router and connect your laptop/PC to your wireless router through ethernet port ( keep your ip settings to automatic in network settings of your Laptop/PC) then type the ip number 192.168.0.1 in your web browser's address bar.

Here you are you will get the login page of your router.Default login id is "admin" and password is "password" if this password is wrong then try with the password "admin".

After logging into the page you will find the wireless security tab.in that you can find your security key.

If unsure of your network key try to reconfigure your wireless network again.

Access the configuration page of your router. type on the address bar 192.168.0.1
On login type Admin leave password blank. if you set up a >password or the login page use that one.
>Once inside the Dlink Page
>Go to setup and on the left side click wireless setting.
>If given the option to click on manaul wireless connection setup click on it.
>Once you have the wireles window
>try to change the network name and scroll down
>Under security choose WPA security (enhanced)
>Scroll down and under the Passphrase type in your new network passwork or security key and confirmed it.
>Click on Save Settings
>If it asked your to reboot then reboot if not its ok

>Using your laptop click start and go to "connect to" and click on your wireless network and connect to it and along the way it will prompt you to enter your network key or password. This would be the same as your passphrase or pre-share key type in your network key.
> Once connected to your wireless network, Open an Internet browser to connect to the Internet.

If you dont know your wpa network key try to reconfigure your wireless network again.

Access the configuration page of your router.
>Type on the address bar 192.168.0.1
>On login type Admin leave password blank. if you set up a password or the login page use that one.
>Once inside the Dlink Page
>Clik Setup and on the left side click wireless setting.
>If given the option to click on manaul wireless connection setup click on it.
>Once you have the wireles window
>try to change the network name to a new one and scroll down
>Under security choose WPA security (enhanced)
>Scroll down and under the Passphrase type in your new network password or security key and confirm it.
>Click on Save Settings
>If it asks you to reboot then reboot it, if not, its ok.