Fixed IP plus password, router setting issues. 90

The Internet access mode of fixed IP + username and password dial-up Internet access belongs to authentication Internet access, and ordinary routes are generally not supported.

It is recommended to use the router as a wireless switch, not use the WAN port, and disable the DHCP service.

Then set a fixed IP on the wireless network card, connect it wirelessly, and then dial in with a broadband connection.

Don't choose the PPOE Internet access method, choose a fixed IP that is like that.

Not feasible. Advise don't bother with it.

I don't know what model your router is, but there should be a connection type option in the WAN settings of the router: PPPoE, and there are additional options, specifying the IP This is what you said the ISP provided to you.

According to what you said: there are advanced settings in PPPoE, specify the local IP to fill in your static, so that you can.

In addition, the ISP that opens such a business for you, you can also ask them how to get it.

If the static IP you are talking about is the computer that surfs the Internet under the router, then you can turn off the DHCP of the router, then the computer is to set the static IP to surf the Internet.

Select pope and enter your username and password.

There are binding IPs in it, just bind your static binding.

Hello! Generally, the router needs to be set up after it is just bought or reset and factory reset.

Most of the Internet access methods are divided into two types (the "static IP" method, which is rarely used in households, is omitted here).

Let's talk about the first "dynamic IP" method, which is characterized by the fact that when the router is not used, the network cable can be directly plugged into the computer to access the Internet, and the setting of the router is relatively simple. Here's how:

Disconnect the network cable of the router's WAN port first.

Then enter the router settings interface;

Then restore your router's WAN port network cable connection;

Succeed. Let's talk about the second "PPPOE broadband dial-up" method, this way of surfing the Internet needs to set up an Internet account and password in the router, the router reset is to restore the factory settings, the factory settings are impossible to store your Internet account password, that is to say, after each reset, you must re-enter and save the Internet account and password in the router to work. Here's how:

Enter the router, open the IE browser, and enter or, (this is the default address used by most routers, but please check the nameplate at the bottom of the router or refer to the router user manual for which address);

Find the [Setup Wizard], fill in the pppoe in the Internet mode, click the next step for the others, and then there will be an interface that requires you to fill in the Internet account and password, fill it in truthfully, save the settings, and restart the router to access the Internet;

Succeed. Of course, the above two methods are only the most basic steps to solve the "Internet access", in addition, you also need to modify (or not modify) the name of the wireless network (SSID) according to your own needs, as well as choose WPA2 encryption method, and set a wireless password with a length of 8 63 digits for the wireless network.

I hope it can help you, please ask if you need it. It will definitely help you solve the problem.

Satisfied, thank you!

If your Internet access method is a static IP, that is, the broadband you apply for from the network service provider (China Telecom or Netcom) is a fixed IP address, and the network service provider provides all your Internet IP address information: including IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server address. Then you set up your router as follows:

Physical connection] 1. The network cable from the cat is connected to the WAN port of the router, and the computer uses the network cable to connect to the LAN port 1-4 of the router.

2. Check the indicator light, when the router is running normally, the power indicator (PWR) is always on, the system indicator (SYS) is flashing, and the WAN port and LAN port are always on or flashing.

If the sys is always on or off, it means that the router is faulty. If the LAN or WAN indicator does not light up, check whether the physical connection is connected, for example, there is no network cable or the network cable is not in good contact with the interface. If the connection is normal but the indicator does not light up, it may be a network cable problem and we recommend that you replace the network cable.

Set up your router].

1. Enter the IP address of the LAN port of the router in the browser, and enter the management page after filling in the management username and password of the router correctly in the pop-up box.

2. Select "Quick Settings" in the left box, select "Static IP", and fill in the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server address in the corresponding columns.

Finally, it's good to get your ISP up for a while.

Depending on what kind of route it is, the general idea is to set a static IP address and enable NAT address translation.

If you have a fixed IP, you don't need to use an account anymore.

After the computer and router are connected, enter them on the browser, enter the account admin and password admin to enter the road-your, and set it according to the setup wizard.

Here's how to set it up:

1. Open the browser and enter the router management page;

2. Select static ARP binding to bind IP and MAC address;

3. Select Firewall - Turn on Firewall;

4. The default filter rule is set to allow all packets that do not conform to the set Internet control rules to pass through this route;

5. Select Add Entry and fill in the IP address bound to your Mac.

The router uses a fixed IP, and then binds the IP, it's OK.

The router sets a static IP to surf the Internet, the MAC address is bound to the IP address, an IP is assigned to each computer, and the MAC address of the computer itself can be bound.

Configure an IP to log in to the router, cancel the DHCP function, access restrictions, enter your own MAC address, choose to allow only the following MAC access, and you're done!

You can set up IP filtering or MAC filtering.

It depends, it's not your router.

Router password, if it doesn't work, reset the router.

Enter your new password and you'll be logged in.

There should be an initial password behind your router, yes, yes.