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- Help Center Home
- Account
- Billing
- Orders
- Service Plans
- Setup & Install
- Specifications & Configuration
- Hardware Specifications
- Router & WiFi Configuration
- How do I factory reset my router?
- How do I set my IP address to a public IP?
- How do I adjust snow melt mode?
- How do I change my WiFi network name (SSID) and password?
- What do the lights on my WiFi router / power supply mean?
- Does Starlink Performance Kit come with a router?
- Does Starlink Mini have a separate router?
- Does the WiFi router have any ethernet (LAN) ports to connect wired devices?
- I can't change the Starlink router settings, what do I do?
- What security method does the Starlink router support?
- Does Starlink have a WiFi router administrator portal?
- How does Router Mini compare to Gen 3 Router?
- My IP geolocation is incorrect or too far away.
- What IP address does Starlink provide?
- What ports does Starlink block?
- Can I port forward with the Starlink router?
- How can I enable the Starlink router's outdoor mode?
- What is the Field Termination Kit?
- App Tools
- Weather
- Third-Party Devices
- How do I update my Starlink if it doesn't automatically update?
- Content Filtering
- What is the 'Defer Software Updates' feature?
- What is the "Late Adopter" configuration?
- Has Starlink security practices been validated by third parties?
- Does Starlink provide time synchronization or NTP servers?
- Troubleshooting
How do I change my WiFi network name (SSID) and password?
Note: These steps apply to non-aviation customers.
To change your WiFi network name or WiFi password from the Starlink App:
- Connect to your Starlink WiFi network.
- Sign into your Starlink Account.
- Go to Settings.
- Under Router configuration, select WiFi network you wish to change.
- Adjust the WiFi network name and/or password and then click "Save".
- Any connected devices will be disconnected. Reconnect to your wireless network using your new credentials.
For security, after your password has been set, it will not be shown again. If you forget your WiFi password, factory reset your Starlink router to assign a new WiFi network name and password.
Important Notes:
A WiFi network name is also called a SSID. A WiFi password can be referred to as a network security key, WPA key or WPA/WPA2 passphrase.
Only give your WiFi password out to people you trust. The WiFi network name must contain 4 to 32 characters, numbers, or spaces. The WiFi password must contain 8 to 32 characters, numbers, spaces, or symbols.
Creating a WiFi name and password is optional, however we recommend securing your WiFi network. Your Starlink WiFi network is not password protected until you set the password.
Brazil Only: In order to comply with the law in Brazil, there has been a recent change made to what is required for setting up your WiFi password. Below are the requirements:
- Is 8 to 32 characters long
- Contain at least one upper case character
- Contain at least one lower case character
- Contain at least one number
- Contain at least one special character
- Example: "1StrongPa$sword"
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