Wireless gateway settings - 2Wire 2700 6.1 Firmware


  • 2Wire 2700 setup

    Your TELUS wireless gateway will allow you the option of connecting devices wirelessly, creating your own wireless home network.

    For your security, your wireless gateway needs to be configured with a wireless network name (SSID) and a network security key. Please make sure to write this information down, as you will need to select your wireless network name and enter in your network security key every time you want to access your wireless home network.

    step 1

    Using a computer directly connected to the wireless gateway, open your Internet browser (Example: Internet Explorer) and enter http://192.168.1.254

    step 2

    Enter in Username and Password
    Username: admin
    Password: telus

    step 3

    Click on the Settings tab at the top.

    step 4

    Click on LAN in the grey bar below the Settings tab.

    step 5

    Click on Wireless in the bar below the LAN tab.

    step 6

    On the Wireless Network page choose the following settings:

    • Enable Wireless Interface: Should be "enabled". Check the checkbox.
    • Network Name: Enter a name for your network. You will need this name to connect to your wireless home network.
    • SSID Broadcast: Should be "enabled". Check the checkbox.
    • Wireless Channel: Choose Auto to let the device choose the appropriate channel. If you are not getting proper wireless signal, try another channel. Choose 1 to 6 for best performance.
    • Wireless Network Security: Should be "enabled". Check the checkbox.
    • Authentication – Should be set as WPA2-PSK
    • Use Custom Encryption key – Select the radio button next to it
    • Key - Enter 1 to 31 character key. Please write down this key and keep it in a safe place for future reference.
    • Power Setting – Default setting is 4. If you are not getting proper wireless signal, try another channel.
    Click Save. The updated settings will now be listed in the Current Settings box.

  • Configure your primary or additional computers