Comments for adventures of a blogjunkie http://blogjunkie.net thoughts and ramblings of David Wang Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:11:34 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Essential steps to protecting your Unifi network by bxmlzzi http://blogjunkie.net/2010/12/essential-steps-to-protecting-your-unifi-network#comment-1069 bxmlzzi Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:11:34 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=2113#comment-1069 nGQIZI <a href="http://fosmzxpkqrot.com/" rel="nofollow">fosmzxpkqrot</a> nGQIZI fosmzxpkqrot

]]> Comment on Give IKEA products a personal touch by hacking them! by Leona http://blogjunkie.net/2012/01/give-ikea-products-a-personal-touch#comment-1067 Leona Thu, 02 Feb 2012 07:50:14 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=3007#comment-1067 So need them stools right now to put my heavy legs So need them stools right now to put my heavy legs

]]> Comment on Give IKEA products a personal touch by hacking them! by David http://blogjunkie.net/2012/01/give-ikea-products-a-personal-touch#comment-1066 David Thu, 02 Feb 2012 07:47:42 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=3007#comment-1066 We didn't know too! Our in-laws went to IKEA and came back with 4 of them because it was so cheap :P We didn’t know too! Our in-laws went to IKEA and came back with 4 of them because it was so cheap :P

]]> Comment on Give IKEA products a personal touch by hacking them! by Leona http://blogjunkie.net/2012/01/give-ikea-products-a-personal-touch#comment-1065 Leona Thu, 02 Feb 2012 07:46:15 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=3007#comment-1065 Didn't know that stool was that cheap! Didn’t know that stool was that cheap!

]]> Comment on Essential steps to protecting your Unifi network by sophia http://blogjunkie.net/2010/12/essential-steps-to-protecting-your-unifi-network#comment-1064 sophia Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:30:18 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=2113#comment-1064 thanks for your quick respond David. I guess, I will get someone to help me with this. I'm afraid that my connection lost. I already changed my Wifi name should be somehow safer than using the @unifi Wifi name. :) I appreciate your help. will get my friend for help. Many thanks again. thanks for your quick respond David.

I guess, I will get someone to help me with this. I’m afraid that my connection lost. I already changed my Wifi name should be somehow safer than using the @unifi Wifi name. :)

I appreciate your help. will get my friend for help. Many thanks again.

]]> Comment on Essential steps to protecting your Unifi network by David http://blogjunkie.net/2010/12/essential-steps-to-protecting-your-unifi-network#comment-1063 David Tue, 31 Jan 2012 02:20:15 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=2113#comment-1063 Oh i see. Since you changed your WiFi name to new name, you must now connect to the new name wifi network. If not, just plug a network cable from your computer into the no. 1 port on the back of the router. If you really can't figure it out, use a paperclip to press the reset button for 10 seconds (the router needs to be on). The lights will flash orange and then it will be reset. Your router will go back to the factory settings. Oh i see. Since you changed your WiFi name to new name, you must now connect to the new name wifi network. If not, just plug a network cable from your computer into the no. 1 port on the back of the router.

If you really can’t figure it out, use a paperclip to press the reset button for 10 seconds (the router needs to be on). The lights will flash orange and then it will be reset. Your router will go back to the factory settings.

]]> Comment on Essential steps to protecting your Unifi network by sophia http://blogjunkie.net/2010/12/essential-steps-to-protecting-your-unifi-network#comment-1062 sophia Tue, 31 Jan 2012 02:17:09 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=2113#comment-1062 Hi David, Sorry that I confused you. What I mean is that I did the step 1, meaning, I changed my wifi name from "sophia@unifi" to new name. after doing that, I follow step 2, "manual wireless connection setup", the browser lost the connection. then i start again by entering the username and password that i did for the first time. It says, username and password in correct... sigh. Hi David,
Sorry that I confused you. What I mean is that I did the step 1, meaning, I changed my wifi name from “sophia@unifi” to new name. after doing that, I follow step 2, “manual wireless connection setup”, the browser lost the connection. then i start again by entering the username and password that i did for the first time. It says, username and password in correct… sigh.

]]> Comment on Essential steps to protecting your Unifi network by David http://blogjunkie.net/2010/12/essential-steps-to-protecting-your-unifi-network#comment-1061 David Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:47:55 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=2113#comment-1061 You are confused, you cannot change your Unifi username from the router. You can only change your Unifi username at TM Point. You also didn't change your router username - you can still login with admin or operator. But maybe you changed the password. If you really can't figure it out, reset your router back to factory condition. See my answer to Hui (right before your comment). You are confused, you cannot change your Unifi username from the router. You can only change your Unifi username at TM Point.

You also didn’t change your router username – you can still login with admin or operator. But maybe you changed the password.

If you really can’t figure it out, reset your router back to factory condition. See my answer to Hui (right before your comment).

]]> Comment on Essential steps to protecting your Unifi network by sophia http://blogjunkie.net/2010/12/essential-steps-to-protecting-your-unifi-network#comment-1060 sophia Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:53:42 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=2113#comment-1060 hey David, I managed to change my Unifi Username. But when it comes to step 2 "Manual Wireless Connection Setup", the D-Link System page lost. I try to log in again using the same username and password : operator - h556UniFi, it said, username and password incorrect. Now my wifi name has changed no longer sophia@unifi, but the password is still the old password. What should I do? Please help. Thanks. hey David,
I managed to change my Unifi Username. But when it comes to step 2 “Manual Wireless Connection Setup”, the D-Link System page lost. I try to log in again using the same username and password : operator – h556UniFi, it said, username and password incorrect. Now my wifi name has changed no longer sophia@unifi, but the password is still the old password. What should I do?
Please help. Thanks.

]]> Comment on How to buy stuff from international online stores (e.g. Amazon.com) in Malaysia by Firdaus Hilmy http://blogjunkie.net/2011/07/buy-stuff-online-amazon-from-malaysia#comment-1055 Firdaus Hilmy Thu, 26 Jan 2012 16:12:56 +0000 http://blogjunkie.net/?p=2761#comment-1055 Ouh ok. I'm using Hop Shop Go too =) Anyway thanks!! Ouh ok. I’m using Hop Shop Go too =)
Anyway thanks!!

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