Seek guidance from a network expert on how to access the router

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In general, if you connect to the network under the router you need to access and check the IP address of your machine, your gateway should be the address of the router. Enter the address into the address bar of IE, and enter the user name and password to enter the control WEN interface.

If it is another router, first of all, you also need to connect to the network where the device needs to be accessed to ensure that the network is smooth, in addition, this type of device is generally set with a user name and password, and the network also has a special access tool, you can search for it.

It's as simple as setting up a wired router first.

Hardware connection: The cat connects to the network cable of the computer to the WAN port of the wired router, and then buys a network cable to connect one of the LAN ports of the router to the network card of the wired desktop computer. Software Settings:

Log in with a browser (generally see the routing instructions for this) account password admin (also see the instructions), set the WAN port parameters PPPOE broadband account and password after entering, enter it, and save it. After setting up the route automatic dialing, your computer is set to automatically obtain the IP and you can go to the Internet directly when you turn it on, without broadband dialing.

Then set up the wireless router, I think your wireless router should be mini with only one network cable socket.

But before setting it up, I have to ask yours if you have read the manual? It should be possible to set the WAN and LAN ports, that is, when the WAN port is needed, this port will be switched to the WAN port to work, and the LAN port will be switched to the LAN port when the LAN port is needed.

If what I said is correct, then there can be two connection methods, one is set to AP, that is, the wireless switch, the LAN port works, enter the wireless router to set the LAN port IP do not conflict with the wired router, turn off DHCP, and connect to the wired LAN port with a network cable. The other is to set it to router mode, which is the common mode. At this time, when entering the wireless router, first change the LAN port IP so as not to conflict with the wired router, and then set the WAN port to work in dynamic IP, it is recommended to use AP mode, which is theoretically slightly faster.

If the setting is not successful, you can ask questions.

It will definitely be solved.

If there is a line, DHCP is turned on, and everything else is set normally.

Then there is a line from the strip line to the WAN port of the wireless router, the WAN port IP of the wireless router is set to dynamic IP, the wireless router is enabled DHCP, and the LAN port address of the wireless router can be changed casually, not the same as the address with the line.

Or set the wireless router to AP, just tick the box in front of the bridge, and try both.

By default, the wireless router is set to an AP connection.

You can directly connect the LAN port of the wired router to the wireless router.

Is it still a router if there is only a WAN port?

Limited routes are connected to the Internet, and the network connection parameters of wireless routes are set to IP addresses and gateways for limited routes.

This only needs a wireless router, that is, it is necessary to use one more cat model to connect to the Internet first, and then convert the good pair to connect to the wireless wire, and then set up AP sharing to access the Internet wirelessly, and other WAN interfaces directly connected to the wireless can be wired to access the Internet.