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1. Identify the configuration on your home LAN and Wireless Router 2. Interpret how to obtain information about a network By doing this before Week 10, you will be better prepared for our detailed UCCS Wireless LAN activity. Some questions are worth 0 points (they are survey-type questions), but some questions are worth 1-2 points. The point value for each question is listed in the assignment. You have a few options for getting the answers to the questions: • On Windows, you can view your Network settings in the Wireless properties, or run this command from a command prompt: • netsh wlan show interfaces • Use your wireless router configuration tool. Some routers have apps from the manufacturer that you install on your computer. Some allow you to connect via a web browser. For instance, on my computer, I can visit my Netgear router's configuration page by going to 192.168.1.1 in Firefox. If you are not sure, you can Google "how do i log into my <your brand> wireless router?" • ipconfig/all on Windows or ifconfig on Mac • On a Mac, use the Wi-Fi or network connection settings. There is also an app called the Wi-fi scanner

          1. Identify the configuration on your home LAN and Wireless Router
2. Interpret how to obtain information about a network
By doing this before Week 10, you will be better prepared for our detailed UCCS Wireless LAN activity.
Some questions are worth 0 points (they are survey-type questions), but some questions are worth 1-2 points. The
point value for each question is listed in the assignment.
You have a few options for getting the answers to the questions:
• On Windows, you can view your Network settings in the Wireless properties, or run this command from a
command prompt:
• netsh wlan show interfaces
• Use your wireless router configuration tool. Some routers have apps from the manufacturer that you install on
your computer. Some allow you to connect via a web browser. For instance, on my computer, I can visit my
Netgear router's configuration page by going to 192.168.1.1 in Firefox. If you are not sure, you can Google "how
do i log into my <your brand> wireless router?"
• ipconfig/all on Windows or ifconfig on Mac
• On a Mac, use the Wi-Fi or network connection settings. There is also an app called the Wi-fi scanner

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