Regarding my wireless router, I am putting a wireless router and it is wireless

**The wire is connected to the cat, the cat is connected to the router WAN port, and the desktop is connected to the LAN port.

Set the local connection IP of the desktop to be obtained automatically, open the web page, enter the router address in the address file (or press enter to enter the login interface, enter the router username and password (on the router), and enter the settings interface. In the system tool, restore the route to factory settings. Then follow the setup wizard to set up the router auto-dialing, when you choose the Internet access mode first, select PPPoe, enter the broadband user name and password, complete the setting, save the settings, and restart the router.

In this way, the desktop computer can access the Internet.

Still press the above on the desktop to enter the settings page, find the wireless network security settings, give the wireless network a name, and customize a password (to remember it, this book should go online), save and exit the router.

Don't know what's going on with you. But I don't tune anything when I usually use it. You can use the wizard to enter the password and use it. You don't need to set up those things at all. Turn on the wireless and add a password.

What do you connect to the WAN port, you can't access the Internet, and you can access the Internet without connecting the WAN port?

WAN port and your cat connection, desktop and LAN port connection, laptop with wireless. After connecting it in this way, you will fill in the online account and password into the router.

In some places, telecommunications have restricted routing. You need to clone the MAC address of the router into the MAC of your computer's network card...

Step 1: Go to the router's settings homepage, click "Setup Wizard" on the left and then click to enter (usually automatically pops up).

Step 3: Now you have entered the Internet mode setting page, you can see that there are three ways to choose from Internet access, pay attention to the fact that if your home is using ** line dial-up Internet access, choose PPPoE (ADSL virtual dial-up) dynamic IP, the general computer can be used directly plugged into the network, and there is a DHCP server on the upper layer. The static IP is generally a private line or something, or it may be a cell bandwidth, etc., and the upper layer does not have a DHCP server, or wants to fix the IP.

Take the more common dial-up Internet access method as an example to set up a wireless router, and then click "Next".

Step 5: This step enters the wireless settings, we can see the channel, mode, security options, SSID, etc., generally SSID is a name, you can fill in as you like, and then the mode mostly uses 11BGNFor wireless security options, we need to choose WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK, which is so safe that it will not be hacked and rubbed by the network.

How to set up a wireless router.

This is a router dialing, not a mobile phone dialing, you just need to follow the instructions inside the router to connect the wire, and then set it up, your mobile phone only needs to receive the wireless signal sent by the wireless router. Please refer to the router manual for details.

Connect to the router management page with your mobile phone (enter it in the browser, set the password under the "network parameters", and the default DHCP is off.)

Dialing will not need a cat, there must be a cat.

There are instructions for use on the router.