How do I turn my existing router's Wi-Fi off?

Typically, you will have to follow the following steps:

1. From a device connected to your non-Plume network, open a web browser and go to your router’s web interface. You should be able to find the link through your router or service provider’s webpage.
2. Log in with the username and password (typically the default one provided by the manufacturer).
3. From this interface, look for settings, and you should have the ability to turn off WiFi on the device. After the change has been saved, your router should restart.
4. After disabling WiFi on your other router combo, devices should automatically connect to Plume.

We’ve included links to instructions by some of the more common router manufacturers and ISPs below:  

• Apple Time Capsule

In AirPort Utility, you can disable a base station offering Wi-Fi service.

1. Launch Applications > Utilities > AirPort Utility.
2. Select your base station and click the Edit button.
3. Enter the base station's administrative password, if prompted.
4. Click the Wireless tab.
5. From the Network Mode pop-up menu, select Off.

• ASUS AC68U
• AT&T

1. Using a computer connected to the AT&T router, open an Internet browser and type 192.168.1.254 to login to web-based control panel.
2. Enter the password, if required (the password will be on your gateway unit usually).
3. Select Wireless.
4. Under Wireless Interface, select Disabled from the drop-down list.  
5. Click Save to apply settings.  

• Linksys
• Netgear
• Time Warner (Manage your Home WiFi section)
• TP Link
• Verizon

If you have any issues, please search the web for instructions for your particular router.