<prompt> Hlalosa mokhoa oa ho theha marang-rang a sirelelitsoeng ka password ea Wi-Fi.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Outline the procedure for setting up a password-protected Wi-Fi network. . Response in English: 1. Connect your computer or device directly to your wireless router using an Ethernet cable or wirelessly by logging into the existing network.2. Open your web browser and enter the IP address of your router. The IP address is usually found on the back of the router, in the manual or online. Common addresses are 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1, or 192.168.2.1.3. You will be prompted to enter a username and password to access the routers setup interface. The default login information is often written on the bottom of the router or can be found in the manual, otherwise you can search for the default login credentials of your router model online.4. Once you have accessed the routers setup interface, you can now navigate to the wireless settings. This section may be labelled as Wireless or Wireless Security.5. Choose the type of security protocol you want to use for your network. This is usually WPA2 or WPA3, which are currently the most secure options.6. Enter a strong and secure password for your Wi-Fi network. It is recommended that the password be at least 8 characters long and contain a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols. This password will be required to connect any device to the Wi-Fi network.7. Save the changes to the settings and restart the router if prompted to do so. Once the router has restarted, the Wi-Fi network should now be password-protected.8. You can now connect to the password-protected Wi-Fi network using the password you have created. Be sure to keep the password secure and change it periodically to ensure the safety of your network. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Hokela komporo ea hau kapa sesebelisoa ka kotloloho ho router ea hau e se nang mohala u sebelisa thapo ea Ethernet kapa ntle le waelese ka ho kena marang-rang a teng. 2. Bula sebatli sa hau sa marang-rang ebe u kenya aterese ea IP ea router ea hau. Aterese ea IP hangata e fumanoa ka morao ho router, bukeng ea litaelo kapa inthaneteng. Liaterese tse tloaelehileng ke 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1, kapa 192.168.2.1. 3. U tla susumelletseha ho kenya lebitso la mosebelisi le phasewete ho fihlella sebopeho sa ho seta sa router. Boitsebiso bo sa feleng ba ho kena bo ngotsoe ka tlase ho router kapa bo ka fumanoa bukeng ea litaelo, ho seng joalo u ka batla lintlha tsa ho kena tsa kamehla tsa mohlala oa router ea hau inthaneteng. 4. Ha u se u fihletse sebopeho sa ho seta sa router, joale u ka ea ho li-setting tsa waelese. Karolo ena e kanna ea ngoloa e le Wireless kapa Wireless Security. 5. Khetha mofuta oa protocol ea tsireletso eo u batlang ho e sebelisa bakeng sa marang-rang a hau. Hangata sena ke WPA2 kapa WPA3, tseo hajoale e leng likhetho tse sireletsehileng ka ho fetisisa. 6. Kenya phasewete e matla le e sireletsehileng bakeng sa marang-rang a hau a Wi-Fi. Ho kgothaletswa hore phasewete e be bolelele ba litlhaku tse 8 bonyane mme e be le motswako wa ditlhaku, dinomoro le matshwao. Phasewete ena e tla hlokahala ho hokahanya sesebelisoa leha e le sefe ho marang-rang a Wi-Fi. 7. Boloka liphetoho ho litlhophiso ebe u qala router hape haeba u khothalletsoa ho etsa joalo. Hang ha router e se e qalile hape, marang-rang a Wi-Fi joale a lokela ho sirelelitsoe ka password. 8. Joale u ka hokela ho netweke e sirelelitsoeng ka password ea Wi-Fi u sebelisa phasewete eo u e entseng. Etsa bonnete ba hore u boloka phasewete e bolokehile me u e fetole nako le nako ho netefatsa polokeho ea marang-rang a hau. 