How to find out the ByFly Wi-Fi password: official and alternative methods

Enter your username and password to log in. Standard combinations:

Go to the Wi-Fi settings section. The path varies depending on the model:

• 📡 Network → WLAN → Security (For Sercomm);
• 📡 Basic → WLAN → WPA PreSharedKey (For Huawei);
• 📡 Wireless → Security Settings (For ZTE).

Look for the field Password, Pre-Shared Key or Network Key — the current password will be here.

If you can't log in with your default credentials, your password may have been changed. In this case, resetting your settings (see section 5) may help.

Check your cable connection (Wi-Fi may be disabled)

Reboot your router (turn off the power for 30 seconds)

Try a different browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)

Disable VPN/proxy if active

Reset the settings using the Reset button (if other methods did not help)-->

3. View your password in your ByFly account

If the router is rented from a provider, the Wi-Fi password can be found through personal account ByFlyThis method only works for equipment linked to your contract. Instructions:

1. Log in to your personal account using your phone number or email.

2. Go to the section Services → Internet.

3. Find the block Wi-Fi settings or Router parameters. This will display:

   • Network Name (SSID);
   • Password (Wi-Fi Key);
   • Encryption type (usually WPA2-PSK).

• If there is no section, try to find the tab Equipment or Router.

In some cases, only the button is available in your personal account Reset Wi-Fi password - when you click on it, a new key will be generated, which will have to be entered again on all devices.

⚠️ Note: If there is no Wi-Fi information in your personal account, this may mean that:

• 🔌 The router is not rented from ByFly (you bought it yourself);
• 🔄 Wi-Fi service is not connected to your plan (wired internet only);
• 🔒 Your account does not have permission to view settings (for example, if the contract is registered to someone else).

4. How to find out the password through a connected device

If at least one gadget (laptop, smartphone, tablet) is already connected to Wi-Fi ByFly, you can extract the password from its settings. We'll look at methods for different operating systems.

🖥️ On Windows 10/11

1. Open Settings → Network and Internet → Wi-Fi.

2. Click on your network name (BYFLY_XXXX).

3. Select Wireless Network Properties → Security Settings.

4. Check the box Show entered characters — in the field Network security key a password will appear.

📱 On Android (without root)

On most smartphones, you can only view the password with permissions root. However, on some models (for example, Xiaomi, Samsung With One UI) there is a workaround:

1. Open Settings → Wi-Fi.

2. Tap on your network and select Share (or QR code).

3. The system will request confirmation using a PIN or fingerprint. A QR code containing network information, including the password, will then be displayed.

🍎 On macOS or iPhone

On MacBook or iMac:

1. Open Programs → Utilities → Keychain Access.

2. Enter the network name in the search ByFly.

3. Double-click on the found entry and check the box. Show password.

On iPhone It is impossible to find out the password without jailbreaking - only through Mac or router.

5. Reset the router to factory settings

If all the previous methods have failed, there remains a radical solution - hard resetThis will reset the router to factory settings, including the Wi-Fi password (it will be the same as on the sticker). Disadvantage: all personal settings (such as port forwarding or parental controls) will be reset.

Reset instructions:

1. Find the button on the back of the router. Reset (usually recessed into the body).

2. Take a paper clip or a toothpick and press and hold the button 10-15 secondsuntil the indicators start flashing.

3. Release the button and wait for the reboot (1-2 minutes).

4. Connect to the network with the factory name and password (see sticker).

⚠️ Attention: On rented routers ByFly Resetting your device may block internet access until you reactivate it through support. Please confirm this with your provider by phone before proceeding. 123 (for subscribers ByFly).

6. Alternative methods (for advanced users)

If standard methods don't work, you can try more complex options. These require technical skills and don't always work.

🔧 Via Telnet/SSH (for advanced users)

Some routers ByFly (For example, Sercomm RV6699) allow you to connect via Telnet and extract the configuration file with the password. To do this:

1. Install the program PuTTY (Windows) or use the terminal (macOS/Linux).

2. Connect to the router's IP via the protocol Telnet:

   telnet 192.168.1.1

3. Enter login/password (usually admin/admin).

4. Run the command to view the config:

   cat /var/config/wifi_psk.conf

   or (for Huawei):

   display current-configuration | include wpa-psk

📄 Via a settings backup

If you have a backup of your router configuration (file with the extension .cfg or .bin), it can be opened with a text editor (for example, Notepad++) and find the line with WirelessKey or WPAPassphrase.

⚠️ Attention: Interfaces Telnet/SSH often disabled on rented routers ByFly For security reasons, do not attempt to activate them without experience, as this may impair the operation of your device.

7. How to avoid password problems in the future

To avoid having to search for ways to recover your password every time you need it, follow these simple rules:

• 📝 Save your password in a safe place: use password managers (KeePass, 1Password) or write it down in a notepad (but not on the router itself!).
• 🔄 Do not change the factory password unless necessary.If you do change it, make sure the new key is secure (at least 8 characters, including numbers and letters).
• 📱 Take a photo of the router sticker and save the photo in the cloud (Google Drive, iCloud).
• 🔒 Set up a guest network for friends and temporary devices. This will keep your master password secret.

If you frequently connect new gadgets, consider using WPS (quick connect button on the router). However, remember that WPS less safe than WPA2, and it is better to turn it off after use.

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about the ByFly Wi-Fi password