AVM FRITZ!Box 7530, Configuration And Operation

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Configuring Wireless Guest Access
Overview
In addition to its wireless network, the FRITZ!Box can provide a
second, independent wireless guest network. You can make this wire­
less guest network available to your guests. Then your guests can log
in with the wireless guest network on their own smartphones, tablets,
laptops or other network devices, without being able to access the
FRITZ!Box home network.
Wireless Guest Access as a Private or Public Hotspot
The wireless guest access can be configured as a private or public
hotspot.
With a private wireless guest access – a private hotspot – you can
provide houseguests with an internet connection of their own. For this
you assign the private hotspot its own wireless network key and guest
wireless network name (SSID). You can provide the access information
to your guests via QR code or print it out for them.
If you run a shop, a practice or other public premises, you can offer
your guests the wireless guest access as a public hotspot. You can
assign the public hotspot its own guest radio network name (SSID).
Because access is not encrypted, no wireless network key is required.
The “Guest” Access Profile
Wireless devices that register with the wireless guest network are
automatically assigned the “Guest” access profile.
User Interface: Wireless Menu
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