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    •  How can I change my D-Link DI-624 wireless network to WPA-PSK encryption? The D-Link DI-624 router is not compatible with WPA2 encryption, so WPA is the preferred type of network encryption.

    Note: The configuration screens may vary slightly depending on when you purchased your router and the version of firmware running on it.

    1. Open your Web browser and enter http://192.168.0.1 in the Address field. [Show Me]


    2. Enter your router user name and password if prompted and click Ok. [Show Me]


    3. Click the Wireless button in the left navigation panel. [Show Me]


    4. Confirm that On is selected in the Wireless Radio field. [Show Me]


    5. Select WPA-PSK in the Authentication field.


      6. Select WPA-PSK


    6. Enter the WPA-PSK encryption key in the Passphrase field. It must include at least 8 alphanumeric characters. [Show Me]


    7. Confirm your WPA-PSK encryption key by re-entering it in the Confirmed Passphrase field.


    8. Write down your network's SSID and the new WPA-PSK encryption that you just entered. You will need this information to connect additional devices in the future.


    9. Click Apply to save your new encryption settings.


    10. Close the D-Link DI-624 configuration window.
    Return to Wireless Network Security


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