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I used this when setting up mesh WiFi for my parents, a few years ago. I set up a guest network and a main network; the guest network had a fairly-long passwor
by CaliforniaKarl 7y ago
I used this when setting up mesh WiFi for my parents, a few years ago. I set up a guest network and a main network; the guest network had a fairly-long password, and the main network had a very-long password, both WPA2-Personal.
I put together a two-page PDF, page size about 4 inches by 6 inches. One side had the info for the main network; the other side had the info for the guest network. "the info" included the SSID, the password, and a large QR code.
I then sent the PDF to FedEx, printed on card stock, double-sided, and laminated, with instructions to cut the excess paper away before laminating. The result was a nicely-put-together "quick reference" card that my parents can use for whatever needed. If my parents get a new phone, putting it on WiFi is as simple as a QR-code scan.
- netsharc 7y agoThat's such a better solution for guests too, I've visited many friends where I had to crawl under their desk to see the SSID and password printed on the back of the router... because they haven't changed the factory settings.