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Cox WiFi hoitspot broadcast by pano is locked by Cox ID and Password. you have to select it, and then you should get a login page, asking for username and password. the username is your Cox Login ID for Cox webmail, or Cox Web Site, and the associated password.
- DRVEGAS9 months agoValued Contributor
I have a pano and it's not locked here I just tried it. Are you able to login to your router okay? I think you might have to login to your router to access the hotspot.
- peacock321239 months agoNew Contributor
I can login to my router and I tried to turn the privacy setting in my profile off and on but the issue still persists
- peacock321239 months agoNew Contributor
No mine is protected by a WPA2 password . I cannot even get connected to it and there is no captive login (because it is protected by a regular Wi-Fi password like the home Wi-Fi )
- WiderMouthOpen9 months agoEsteemed Contributor
If a factory reset isn't fixing it, I suggest swapping it out at a Cox store. Also, just to confirm, does this network disappear when you power down your gateway?
- peacock321239 months agoNew Contributor
Yes
- Darkatt9 months agoValued Contributor III
Silly question.. Are you SURE it's a WiFi hotspot broadcast by your router, OR could it be a nearby neighbor who named their personal WiFi the exact same SSID as the Cox Hotspot SSID, to be a Pr**k..... I ask that cause someone nearby where I live has done the same thing.
- DRVEGAS9 months agoValued Contributor
I don't think that 2 hotspots can be named exactly the same but I could be wrong about that🤔
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