Is computer only way to configure a wireless router?

[Routersforhumans]

How do I change the WPA/WPA2 key, without logging in to my router's page? What if, my wireless devices as home does not have a browser that I want them to be configured wirelessly?

Somebody has any idea or any perception???

 

[Saga Lout]

I thought it was you who posted a day or so back about a router with a touch screen. I can't see the point in having such an expensive add-on but if it is available, that should be configurable without external help. As for all the other routers on the planet, the only way is through the browser.

 

[Routersforhumans]

I was suggested that router by one of my journalist friend. Its really good to have a router which really does not need any PC to be configured.

 

[Saga Lout]

Personally I wouldn't pay extra for that facility because I shall never need a router if I don't have a PC. However, if some people only want to use an iPad or similar, it might come in useful. I haven't even got a touch screen computer yet.

 

[Routersforhumans]

I agree with you but again without knowing the truth, its hard to say something. I was just saying when I heard about the NAS in wi-fi network, why will I add something in my router extra plugged in, until I was aware of Netgear N900 Dual Band 2 USB ports.and 2 TB internal storage.

Same way, this router of Securifi gives us the privilege to change the SSIDs, pass keys from the its LCD screen itself, without even logging into its web interface. Strange right???