Router dial up failed 5, router dial up failed

Tell us about my experience. It's kind of an earthwork.

Go to the route, set up the wizard, and go to the step below.

This router supports three common ways to access the Internet, please choose according to your own situation.

ADSL Virtual Dialing (PPPoE).

Ethernet broadband, automatically obtain an IP address (dynamic IP) from the network service provider, and the fixed IP address (static IP) provided by the network service provider".

At this step, "ADSL Virtual Dialing (PPPoE)" is generally selected

But this time you pick the second or third one and complete the wizard.

Then go to the setup wizard and select the first "ADSL Virtual Dialing (PPPoE)" option.

Enter your password, complete the wizard, and dial up.

The above method is actually to let the route restart

1. Check whether your router's network cable and ** cable are connected correctly.

2. Enter the router, set up the Internet account again in the setup wizard (this account is provided by Telecom or other ISPs), select the PPPoe dial-up method, and enter the correct account number and password.

3. Restart the router after setting it up and wait for the dial.

If the network cable is connected correctly, you can dial it up.

Good luck to you, and contact me if you have any questions!

Recently, a friend said to me that a certain ISP operator blocked the route (which one will not say, everyone understands, other ISP operators may also have such a problem), with the route can not dial up the Internet, directly with the modem to connect to the computer can go to the Internet, idle, run to see, set the route to dial, as shown in the following figure:

Call customer service ** to consult, and the answer is: our company does not do anything to block the route, only to ensure that you can access the Internet on a single machine, let me check whether there is a problem with my equipment. (Actually, it's just a bunch of nonsense).

It is safe to say,Routing is no problem,The line is also no problem,There is no problem with the setting,The solution said on the Internet:Clone MAC address,The operator binds the MAC address to the modem,Let it be unbound over there,It's not the same thing,So what's the problem?

If the cable connected to the modem is connected to the LAN port of the router, and the computer is connected to the other LAN port, it can be accessed through the dial-up network that comes with Windows, which proves that there is no problem with the line and route, why can't you dial up the Internet through the WAN port? In fact, the operator has made a small trick on it, as our computer configuration is getting higher and higher, the integrated network card is now 10 100 adaptive network card, so no matter how the operator's side is wired, our network card can be directly connected to modem dial-up Internet access, but the router we use, generally 100 pieces of those tp-link, (expensive can't afford it!) As long as the crystal head is not in accordance with the international T568A or T568B line sequence, you can't dial up the Internet through the WAN port!!

My solution is: first set up your router configuration, use a straight network cable, connect the LAN port and WAN port of your router, connect the cable connected to the modem to the LAN port of the router, and you will find that the router can dial up the Internet again! (There is a precondition that your computer can connect to the modem dial-up through the LAN port of the router).

There is another method: find out the line sequence connection method of the crystal head of the other end of the ISP operator, make the root network cable to connect the modem and the WAN port, and find a line sequence arrangement on the Internet, but I have not tried it:

White-orange orange white-green blue-white-blue white-brown brown-green Try it when you have time. Other people who have time can also experiment with it, and if they can reply to the post.

I did what you said, and the network cable can't do it! No reaction light does not flash.

After the wireless router is set up with PPPoE dial-up, the PPPoE dial-up cannot be connected, and it cannot be used to access the Internet for many reasons; It may be caused by incorrect router connection, incorrect router settings, broadband carrier restrictions, etc.

Solution: 1. Online networking: Please prepare 2 shorter network cables, one network cable is used to connect the WAN interface between ADSL modem and router; Another network cable is used to connect any of the LAN ports on the router to the computer.

Reading stool 2 optical brazing Internet access: Please prepare 2 network cables, one network cable is used to connect the WAN interface between the wild rolling optical cat and the router; Another network cable is used to connect any of the LAN ports on the router to the computer.