What is IP address? trying to connect to wi-fi network.

typed in my wi-fi network (FIOS). it's still searching for the network, i guess... was instructed that the next thing to do would be to input password. I am not seeing a place to input a password. Confused and frustrated.

Just tap onto your wi-fi name, and it will popup a log in window for you to enter the password, if you have set your own wi-fi and password in your wi-fi router.
If you are connected to a public wi-fi network, just launch Safari or any web browser, type in any webpage address (it doesn't matter what it is), it will force it to go to the login page of the public wi-fi network.

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