WirelessNet Password Huawei WiFi Router ONU | ONT

The default password of WirelessNet is “eeeeeeee”. There are eight times “e”.

“WirelessNet” is the factory default Wi-Fi name (SSID) pre-configured on many Huawei optical network terminals (ONTs) and fiber routers. If your router is broadcasting this name, it means the device has just been installed or recently factory reset, and you should log in immediately to secure the network with a custom name and password.

The default gateway IP address to access a Huawei router’s web interface is usually 192.168.100.1 or 192.168.1.1. The most common default login credentials for basic access are the username root with the password admin, or the username Epuser with the password userEp, which can often be found on the sticker underneath the device.

To change your Huawei Wi-Fi password, log into the router’s admin dashboard and navigate to the WLAN or WLAN Basic Configuration tab. Locate the “WPA PreSharedKey” or “WLAN Key” text field, delete the default password, enter your new strong password, and click Apply to secure your network.

To access advanced network configurations such as PPPoE dial-up settings, port forwarding, and bandwidth control, you must log in using the Huawei superadmin credentials. For the vast majority of Huawei FTTH routers, the default superadmin username is telecomadmin and the password is admintelecom.

You can easily hide your Huawei Wi-Fi network by logging into the WLAN settings menu and unchecking the box labeled “Broadcast SSID” (or checking “Hide SSID”, depending on your specific firmware version). Once applied, your router will stop publicly broadcasting your network name, requiring users to manually type the SSID to connect.