This paper presents a study of the implementation of One-Time Passwords (OTP) as the primary authentication mechanism for home wired networks. The study also introduces reauthentication factors based on some predetermined thresholds. For a large number of Internet users, convenience is the number one priority. Unfortunately, security is neglected because of this. This study is divided into 3 main sections; 1. The implementation of the OTP server as the primary authentication method. 2. Introduction and testing of reauthentication mechanisms. 3. The usability test and finally the implementation of an email notification system that would inform the network owner of a reauthentication event. The goal of these projects is to ensure that users can easily and conveniently access their home networks while maintaining good security.