Internet settings for the home!! How to set up a home router!!

This can be done via a wireless router.

In this case, the landlord may bind the MAC address.

The solution is as follows:

1. On a computer with Internet access, start running, enter cmd, press enter, and enter ipconfig all.

Then copy down the MAC address of your unit so that you can use it in the next step.

2. Log in to the router, set the WLAN to a static IP, and fill in the IP, gateway, and DNS given to you by the landlord.

If you have any questions, refer to Step 1. ）

3. In the WLAN settings, enable MAC cloning and fill in the MAC address in step 1.

4. Set the IP address of DHCP, note that the IP range cannot be the same as the IP range of the landlord.

5. The landlord's network cable is connected to the WLAN port of the router, and other computers are connected to the LAN port to access the Internet.

6. If you don't know, please hi

You can't connect two routers at the same time with one network cable, so it's recommended that you connect another cable from your landlord's router.

Connect the landlord's network cable and the network cable connecting your two computers to the LAN port and try.

If you can't get online, it's possible that your landlord's network cable is bound to a MAC address.

Then log in to your router and set the MAC address of your router to the MAC address of the computer you used to be able to access the Internet.

Your landlord uses the router as a switch, and the WAN port address is actually it. This is a private address. Under normal circumstances, the WAN port address is assigned to a public address by the operator to access the Internet.

In your case, the landlord connects to the router, and the result is that he uses his own computer to dial up the Internet, not through the router, of course you can't get on. If the dialed number is bound to the MAC address, call ** to the service provider, unbind, and then use the router to dial up, and bind to the router on it.

Oh, the landlord's network cable is bound to the MAC address, and only one computer can be connected.

I used to be just like you, very depressed. Finally, find a way to first dial up computer A (in fact, it is used as a server), and insert an additional network card into computer A to form a dual network card, and lead the line of the second network card to computer B. In turn...

It should be emphasized here that the computer as a dual network card should bridge the 2 network cards, specifically select the 2 network cards, and the right click will have a bridge function. What he means is that 2 network cards are connected to work together.

I couldn't do it on the 3rd floor before! You mean that the MAC address of the route becomes the MAC address bound to the landlord, right? The landlord's switch seems to have this identification, and it can't disguise the MAC address.