How to change the name of a Dom.ru Wi-Fi network: 5 methods and expert advice

Changing the Wi-Fi network name (SSID) from your provider Dom.ru — a problem that every subscriber faces sooner or later. Standard names like DOM_RU_1234 or Home-5G-XXXX Not only do they look unsightly, but they also create problems identifying your network among your neighbors. Furthermore, the unique name can give away your router's model, making it easier for hackers to exploit vulnerabilities.

In this article you will find Current methods for changing SSID for equipment Dom.ru (including models Sagemcom F@st 5364, Sercomm RV6699 And Huawei HG8245H), and you'll also learn how to avoid common setup mistakes. We'll cover the options in subscriber's personal account, router web interface, mobile application and even by phone — in case access to the device is restricted. Let's take a closer look at hidden settings of some router models, where the network name is duplicated in additional profiles (for example, for guest access or 5 GHz).

Important: If you rent equipment from Dom.ruChanging the settings doesn't violate the terms of the contract—the provider doesn't block this feature. However, after resetting the router to factory settings, the network name will revert to the default.

1. Preparing to change your Wi-Fi name: What you need to know

Before you begin changing your SSID, there are a few key points to check:

• 🔌 Router power supply: Make sure the device is plugged in and the lights are steady (not blinking). If the router is overheating, let it cool for 10–15 minutes.
• 📶 Connection: To change settings, you'll need network access—either via a cable (recommended) or via your current Wi-Fi connection. If you're connected wirelessly, don't disconnect from the network until you save the changes!
• 🔐 Login details: Prepare your login and password Dom.ru personal account (if you change your name through the website) or from router web interface (usually indicated on the device sticker).
• 📱 Tuning device: Use a PC, laptop or smartphone with the latest version of the browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari). Avoid Internet Explorer - it may not display the interface correctly.

If you don’t remember your router password, you can reset it to factory settings using the button Reset (hold for 10-15 seconds). However, after this, you will have to set up the network again, including the data for connecting to the Internet from Dom.ru.

⚠️ Attention: On some router models Dom.ru (For example, Sercomm RV6699) after changing the SSID, access to the web interface at the standard address may be lost 192.168.0.1In this case, use an alternative IP: 192.168.100.1 or check the correct address using the command ipconfig (for Windows).

2. Method 1: Change the Wi-Fi name through your Dom.ru personal account

The easiest method is to use subscriber's personal account on the website Dom.ruThis method is suitable if your router supports remote configuration (most models issued by your provider after 2020).

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Go to the website lk.dom.ru and log in using your username (usually this is the contract number or the linked email).
2. Select a section from the menu Services → Internet.
3. Find the block My equipment and click on your router (if there are several, select the one you need by MAC address).
4. Open the tab Wi-Fi settings.
5. In the field Network name (SSID) Enter a new name (up to 32 characters, no spaces or special characters except hyphens and underscores).
6. Save the changes by clicking the button Apply.

Updating the settings may take up to 2-3 minutes. During this time, Wi-Fi will be temporarily disabled. If the new name doesn't appear after rebooting the router, refresh the list of networks on your device or reboot it.

⚠️ Attention: In your personal account Dom.ru Sometimes not all available router settings are displayed. If you don't see the field to change the SSID, try the other methods in this article.

The new network name does not contain spaces or Cyrillic characters.

The Wi-Fi password has not been reset (check the "Security Key" field)

The router is not in update mode (the indicators are not flashing yellow)

Internet connection is active (no "!" sign next to the network icon) -->

3. Method 2: Changing the SSID via the router's web interface

If your personal account does not provide the required options, use router web interfaceThis method works for all models, including older ones.

Algorithm of actions:

1. Connect to the router via cable or Wi-Fi.
2. Open your browser and enter your router's IP address in the address bar. Standard options:
   • 192.168.0.1 (for most models)
   • 192.168.1.1 (alternative)
   • 192.168.100.1 (For Huawei and some Sercomm)

Enter your login and password (by default it is often admin/admin or indicated on the router sticker).

Go to the section Wi-Fi or Wireless network (the name depends on the model).

Find the field SSID or Network name and enter a new value.

Save the settings and wait for the router to reboot.

Example path for popular models:

If the changes are not applied after saving, check:

• 🔄 Have the time settings on your router been reset (this sometimes blocks saving).
• 📡 Is the mode turned on? WPS - it may conflict with manual settings.
• 🔧 Is the checkbox not checked? Hide SSID (in this case the network will not be displayed in the list).

4. Method 3: Dom.ru mobile app

To change the SSID via your smartphone, download the official app. Dom.ru (available for Android And iOS). This method is convenient if you often configure the network on the go.

Instructions:

1. Install the app from App Store or Google Play.
2. Log in using your personal account login.
3. Go to the section Internet → My Equipment.
4. Select your router and tap on the block Wi-Fi settings.
5. In the field Network name Enter the new SSID and save.

Advantages of the method:

• ✅ Quick fingerprint authorization (if configured).
• ✅ Push notifications about the status of changes.
• ✅ Ability to change your Wi-Fi password in the same section.

Flaws:

• ❌ Not all router models are supported (for example, outdated ones) D-Link from Dom.ru may not be displayed).
• ❌ Sometimes the app requires an update, even though a new version is already available in the store.

⚠️ Attention: In the attachment Dom.ru After changing the SSID, you may see a notification about "non-standard settings." This is not an error—just confirm the action.

What should I do if the app doesn't see the router?

1. Check if you are connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the router.

2. Update the app to the latest version.

3. Reboot the router (turn off the power for 30 seconds).

4. If the problem persists, try connecting through the web interface or your personal account.

5. Method 4: Changing the name by phone (via Dom.ru support)

If you don't have access to your router or personal account, you can call support. Dom.ru by number 8 800 333-70-00 (The call is free). The operator will help you change the SSID remotely, but this will require:

• 📄 Contract number or personal account.
• 🔑 Code word (if installed during registration).
• 📱 Access to SMS (a confirmation code will be sent to the number linked to the contract).

The process takes 5-10 minutes. The operator may ask:

1. Confirm the router model (indicated on the sticker).
2. Dictate a new network name (without special characters).
3. Reboot the router after applying the changes.

This method is suitable if:

• 🔧 You rent equipment and are afraid of breaking something.
• 🌍 You are roaming and cannot access your personal account.
• 🔒 Forgot your router web interface password.

⚠️ Attention: Operators Dom.ru They are not allowed to change router settings without the owner's consent. If you are denied assistance over the phone, inquire about the reason—your plan may have restrictions.

6. Method 5: Changing SSID via Telnet/SSH (for advanced users)

This method is suitable for experienced users if standard methods do not work. It requires access to router console through protocol Telnet or SSH.

Step by step instructions for Sagemcom F@st 5364:

1. Install the program PuTTY (for Windows) or use the terminal in Linux/macOS.
2. Connect to the router via IP 192.168.0.1 through the port 23 (Telnet) or 22 (SSH).
3. Log in (login/password as for the web interface).
4. Run the command to view the current settings:

   cat /etc/config/wireless

5. Find the line option ssid 'current_name' and change it using the command:

   uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[0].ssid='new_name'

6. Save the settings and reboot the router:

   uci commit
   reboot

For other models, the commands may differ. For example, on Huawei the system is used VRP, where the SSID changes through:

system-view
wlan
ssid-profile name "new_name"

⚠️ Warning: Incorrect commands in the console may lead to router breakdownIf you're unsure of what to do, use the other methods in this article.

7. Common mistakes and how to avoid them

Users often encounter problems when changing the name of a Wi-Fi network. Let's look at the most common ones:

Additional tips:

• 🔄 If your devices don't connect to the network after changing the SSID, check if the password has been reset (sometimes the router resets it to the default).
• 📡 For dual-band routers (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz), change the names separately to avoid confusion.
• 🔒 Don't use personal information (such as your last name or address) in your network name—it's unsafe.

8. Security Tips After Changing SSID

Changing the network name is a good reason to check other security settings:

• 🔐 Change your Wi-Fi password: Use a combination of 12+ characters with letters, numbers and signs (!@#$%). Example of a strong password: DomRu_2026!Kot&Sobaka.
• 🛡️ Disable WPS: This protocol is vulnerable to brute-force attacks. Find the option in the section Wireless Network → Security.
• 👤 Hiding SSID: It doesn't provide real protection, but it reduces the number of connection attempts. It's enabled by an option. Hide SSID.
• 🔄 Firmware update: Check the router software update in the section System → Update.

We also recommend:

• 📊 Set up a guest network: separate SSID for visitors with limited access to the local network.
• ⏱️ Enable Wi-Fi schedule: Automatic network shutdown at night (saves electricity and improves security).
• 📈 Check connected devices: There is a section in the router's web interface DHCP → Clients, where you can see all the gadgets on the network.

If you notice suspicious activity (unknown devices, slow internet), immediately change your Wi-Fi password and check your router for malware using a utility. Dr.Web CureIt! (there is a free version).

FAQ: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to set a Cyrillic name for Wi-Fi?

Technically yes, but that's not recommendedSome devices (especially older smartphones or printers) may display networks with Cyrillic SSIDs incorrectly or not at all. Use Latin characters, numbers, and symbols. -, _.

After changing the SSID, the internet disappeared. What should I do?

The router probably didn't save the settings. WAN (connections to Dom.ru). Check:

1. Connecting the cable to the port WAN (usually highlighted in color).
2. Settings PPPoE in the section Internet (must match the data in the contract).
3. Reboot the router using the button Power (Not Reset!).

If the problem persists, call support Dom.ru — perhaps there was some technical work on their end.

How to restore the default network name?

There are two ways:

1. Reset settings: press the button Reset on the router (10–15 seconds). Everything will return to factory settings, including SSID and password (indicated on the sticker).
2. Manual input: in the web interface in the field SSID Enter a standard name (eg. DOM_RU_XXXX, where XXXX are the last digits of the MAC address).

Is it possible to change the network name if the router is rented from Dom.ru?

Yes, Dom.ru does not limit this function. You have the right to change the SSID, password, and other settings, except those related to the internet connection (e.g. VLAN ID or PPPoE-login).

Exception: If you are connected to a corporate tariff, some options may be blocked by the administrator.

Why do some devices fail to connect after changing the SSID?

Reasons and solutions:

• Network cache: On your device, remove the old network from the list and reconnect.
• Incompatible standard: if the router is operating in mode 802.11n/ac, and the device only supports 802.11g, change the settings in the section Wireless → Mode.
• MAC filtering: Check if the device whitelist is enabled in the security settings.