Choose a compatible Wi-Fi password
Current WPA2 and WPA3 Personal networks generally accept passwords from 8 to 63 characters, but individual routers and connected devices may impose narrower rules. The maximum-compatibility preset uses letters and numbers while removing visually ambiguous characters.
Store the new Wi-Fi password before applying it
Changing the network password disconnects existing devices. Save the new value securely and be prepared to reconnect authorized devices.
Use a guest network for visitors
A separate guest network can keep visitor devices away from trusted local devices and avoids repeatedly sharing the primary network credential. You can share it without typing by creating a Wi-Fi QR code.
Wi-Fi and IPsec PSKs are different workflows
This page creates a WPA passphrase for devices joining a wireless network. For an IKE VPN peer, use the IPsec pre-shared key generator and follow the gateway's encoding rules.