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    •  How can I find my VersaLink 327W network's WPA2 or WPA encryption key? Your network's current WPA2 or WPA encryption key is stored in your VersaLink 327W gateway. As long as you know your gateway's user name and password, you can access the security settings where the WPA2 or WPA encryption key is stored.

    Note: The VersaLink 327W security screens and prompts may vary slightly from the directions below, depending on when you purchased your gateway and the version of the firmware loaded on it.

    To display your network's WPA2 or WPA encryption key:

    1. Open your Web browser and enter http://192.168.1.1 in the Address field.


      2. Figure depicting Address field in Internet Explorer
    1. Enter your user name. If you didn't change it when you configured your network, the default user name is admin.


    2. Enter your password.
      • If you've forgotten your user name or password, you must reset your router to the factory defaults to access the configuration screen.

    3. Click the Wireless Settings icon. [Show Me]


    4. Click Wireless Status in the left navigation panel.


    5. Write down the entry in the WPA section.


      6. WPA Key


    1. Close the router configuration window.
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