Skip to main content
Internode
  • Internet
    • NBN™
      • NBN Fibre Plans
      • NBN Wireless Plans
      • Coverage
    • Other Internet Products
      • Home Wireless Broadband
      • 5G Home Broadband
    • Need assistance? Call sales and support on 13 66 33
  • Mobile
  • TV
  • Business
    • Internet
      • NBN™
      • Fibre
      • Option packs
      • Hardware
    • Phone
      • NodeLine
      • NodeMobile
      • NodePhone VoIP
    • Connecting Offices
      • Case studies
      • Data centres
      • Internode Business Connect
      • Managed equipment
    • Need assistance? Call sales and support on 13 66 33
  • Support

    • Online guides

    • Online tools

    • Network status

    • Accounts and billing

    • Order status

    • FAQ
    •  
      Technical support
      1300 788 233
      Mon to Fri: 7am-12am
      Sat - Sun: 7am-12am
      Central Time (Adelaide)
      Accounts and billing
      1300 889 188
      Mon to Fri: 7am-8pm
      Sat - Sun: 7am-7pm
      Central Time (Adelaide)
      Provisioning
      1300 300 509
      Mon to Fri: 8am-7:30pm
      Sat - Sun: Closed
      Central Time (Adelaide)
  • Moving?
  • Contact
Need assistance? Call sales and support on 13 66 33

  Login to My Internode

Log into:
Forgotten your password?
Support
  • Guides
    • General Settings
    • Internet Access
    • Mobile
    • NodePhone
    • NBN Phone
    • Wireless Guides
      • Windows
      • Mac
      • AVM FRITZBox Routers
      • Billion Routers
      • NetComm Routers
        • NetComm NB6Plus4W
        • NetComm NP803n
        • NetComm NP805N
        • NetComm NB604N
        • NetComm NF2
      • OPEN Routers
      • Huawei HG659
      • Huawei E583C Hotspot
      • MobiiHotspot 3G
      • MobiiHotspot 4G
      • MobiiConnect 4G
    • Fetch TV
  • Tools
  • Network Status
  • Security
  • Accounts and Billing
  • FAQ
  • Contact Support
  • Historical Product Info
  • How to check for NBN outages
  • How to run a ping and traceroute using PingPlotter
Arrow Up NetComm Routers


Home - Support - Guides - Wireless Guides - NetComm Routers - NetComm NF2

Online Guides

Wireless Configuration for NetComm NF2 Routers

This guide is suitable for NetComm NF2 routers. You will also need an Ethernet cable to complete this guide.

What we'll cover:

  • Logging into your router
  • Turning your router's wireless 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz settings on (or off)
  • Securing your wireless network so only people you allow may connect

Not what you're looking for? Try the NetComm NF2 Fibre to the Premises guide or the IPv6 guide.

Configuring your Wireless network

Step 1

  • Make sure that your computer is connected to your router with an Ethernet cable.
  • Open your preferred web browser, for example: Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox.
  • Enter the following number into the address bar and then hit Enter on your keyboard:
    • 192.168.20.1 (this number is called an IP Address).
Entering an IP Address into the address bar
Figure 1: Entering the IP address to access the router

Step 2

  • The modem Log In page will open. You will be prompted for a username and password.
Username: admin
Password: admin
This is the router's default username and password.
We recommend that you change the password for security reasons.
  • Click OK to log in to the router.

Step 3

  • Depending on which wireless signal you wish to configure click Wireless 2.4 GHz OR Wireless 5 GHz from the menu to the left of the screen.

Step 4

  • The Wireless Configuration page will be displayed.
  • Ensure that Wireless (WiFi) is set to On.
The NetComm NF2 Wireless Configuration page
Figure 2: The NetComm NF2 Wireless Configuration page
  • Create a name for your wireless network and enter this into the field labelled WiFi Network Name.

Creating a network name (SSID)

Your network name is used to identify your wireless network. This is particularly useful if there are other wireless networks nearby.

Because your network name will be visible outside of your home or office, the name should be recognisable but should not use any personal or service details.

  • Bad Network Names:
    BloggsFamily, JoeBloggs, 123JamesStreet, Internode, default, your Internode username, your router's name/NF2.
  • Good Network Names:
    MyNetwork, HomeWireless, Homestead, Cookie Monster (be creative!)
  • Create a password that will be used to access your wireless network. This needs to be entered in the field labelled Security Key.

Creating a Pre-shared Key (Wireless Password)

A Pre-shared key prevents people you don't know from accessing your wireless network. When you connect your computers to your wireless network, you will be asked for the pre-shared key. If someone tries to connect without the pre-shared key, they will be unable to connect.

Your pre-shared key:

  • must have a minimum of 8 alphanumeric characters (the longer the better)
  • is case sensitive
  • should never be the same as your Internode password or any password you currently use!

We recommend you create a complex password for your pre-shared key.

  • Once you have entered a password (pre-shared key), click Save and apply the changes.

Congratulations! You have successfully configured the wireless settings on your NetComm NF2 router.

To connect your computer to the network, please refer to the following guides:

  • Connecting a Windows computer to a wireless network
  • Connecting a Macintosh computer to a wireless network

 

Further Assistance

If you're looking to also set up another service on your NetComm NF2 router, please refer to our other guides:

  • Fibre to the Premises Configuration for NetComm NF2 Routers
  • IPv6 Configuration for NetComm NF2 Routers

If you are having trouble setting up your router, or would like to clarify some of the steps, please contact our Support Team.

  • Internode
  • About Us
  • Privacy Statement
  • Make a Complaint
  • Legal Information
  • Authorised Representatives
  • © 2025 Internode Pty Ltd
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and the lands on which we, and our communities live, work and connect. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present, and emerging.