Ipod touch trying to get wireless with dsl verizon

does anyone know how to get password or what password i would use to input into my ipod touch to access my dsl wireless router from verizon

Hey ronac75 on the router label there should be a WEP Key on your wireless router which is what you would as the password you have to enter it as exactly as seen on the router for Windows PC and OS 10 for MACs.
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