Question

A technician is configuring a new SOHO multifunction wireless router at a customer's location to provide network access to several wireless devices. The technician is required to protect the customer's private network from unauthorized access while performing the initial router setup as well as during normal operation after the configuration is completed.
Which of the following is the best step for the technician to take in securing the router to meet this requirement?
A. Enable DHCP on the router and configure IP address reservations for the wireless clients.
B. Change the router's default administrative password.
C. Disable the router's radio in the wireless network settings.
D. Configure MAC filtering on the router and allow access to only the technician's computer.

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Change the router's default administrative password.

Explanation:

Whenever a user purchase a router for wireless network, a default password has been set for the device, which can be easily accessible to different users on the internet or that particular network. This will  lead to unsecured that particular user in terms of hacking or stealing data or personnel information easily.

To make sure the security of customer on private network, the technician should change the router default password.