The ADSL router shares the Internet, but the router WAN port cannot be connected

The wan-port ping of the router fails.

The above is very contradictory, isn't it a big mistake?

Your cat still has an IP, does that cat have a routing function? ?

First of all, use the login modem, delete the ppoe dial-up memory of the cat, and then turn off DHCP (preferably connect the cat directly with a network cable).

Plug the router in and use ?? Log in to the router, configure PPPoE, and enable DHCP.

You must not be able to ping, because you may have obtained the IP address from the router, the IP is, your IP is not a network segment, so it is impossible to ping whether you live or die, you have to use a network cable to connect the cat directly, and then re-obtain the IP of the network segment to ping.

Does the cat have DHCP? If you don't have DHCP, you should specify the IP of the router WAN port, and don't duplicate it with the IP of the cat.

Everything else is fine, and that's how I connect.

If it still doesn't work, check that there is no problem with the WAN port of the route.

Haha Use the shared Aegis!!

Secondly, it depends on what method your ADSL access uses, (that is, how to get the IP address) and then see if your router supports this way**. It's best if you go to the official ** of the router to find the manual and take a look. I don't know the specific model number and can't give you instructions on how to set it up.

That's all it can do. Hope it helps.

If you make sure that the network cable is okay, you can connect it more and take a look. Let's see if the DNS is written incorrectly!

Is this the management IP of the router?

2. The other end of the network cable of the WAN port needs to be connected to the broadband entrance at home, and it should be connected when viewing.

3. Plug a network cable (yellow interface) into the LAN port of the wireless router, and connect the other end of the network cable to the computer.

4. Enter the router IP in the browser and log in to check whether the WAN port is connected.

5. Check whether the router itself is faulty, plug one end of the network cable into the WAN and the other end into the lan, and see if the corresponding indicator light of the router is on.

Cause: The router may be unable to connect to the broadband account due to the wrong wiring of the router's physical line or a routing problem.

2. Confirm that the broadband account password is entered correctly, and you can dial without connecting the router.

3. If it is broadband accessed by network cables, you can try to change the WAN port rate, such as 10M full-duplex, to improve the driving ability of the router.

4. The WAN port of the router cannot be connected, it may be that the operator has bound the MAC address of the computer and the MAC address of the router is detected during detection, so you can try to clone the MAC address.

5. You can try to upgrade to the software version of the router, and then restore the factory settings and reconfigure.

1. First, enter the settings in the address bar of the browser.

2. Select the advanced settings option of the router.

3. Then click on the MAC address clone option.

4. Click to clone MAC address and click the OK button.

Reset the router:

Change the local connection to automatically get an IP address. 2.When the wireless router is plugged in, do not connect the home network cable first, reset the wireless router (restore the factory), connect the computer to any "LAN" port of the wireless router, enter the setting page, and set it according to the PPPoE (ADSL virtual dialing) method.

Then set the SSID, encryption method, and password. Save, restart. After setting up, connect the home network cable to the "WAN" port of the wireless router.

Follow the two steps above.

Set it to connect automatically.

The router is a device that sets up a LAN to achieve network sharing, and the general connection and setting methods are as follows: connect the network cable out of the broadband cat to the WAN port of the router, connect each computer to the LAN port of the router, and the IP address of the computer network card is set to be automatically obtained, enter it in the address bar of the computer browser, and specifically check the network parameters obtained by your computer network card, and log in through the IP address of the gateway) Log in to the router, and the general user name and password are admin, Select the WAN port settings, set your broadband account and password to the PPPoE mode (if it is a fixed IP, select the static IP mode), and save and restart.

First of all, change the wireless router IP: connect your computer and the router separately, do not connect the optical modem, so that you can enter the settings page, change the router lan port address in the network settings - lan port settings from, to, save, the router is written on the back of the router is, this is no conflict with the default telecom fiber optic modem, you don't need to modify the network connection, cancel the "broadband connection" as the default connection; Click Local Join, Right-click, Properties, Select: Automatically get IP address, DNS server, OK; Enter :

Account: admin Password: admin Log in to the router to set up:

Click the Setup Wizard, enter the widenet account and password, and select PPPoE mode. Save to exit.

3. Connect the network cable connected by the optical modem to the WAN port of the router and continue to set the route on the settings page.

In connection mode, you must select Auto Connect; If you are satisfied, please give points!

Is the inlet line or the outgoing cable connected to the router LAN instead of WAN?!

If the connection is wrong, the network cable of the home line or optical modem is connected to the WAN port of the router, not the LAN port.

In addition, the account suffix in some regions has a word similar to the like, so be sure to make sure that it is good.

1. Check whether the WAN light of the router is on, if the light is not on.

Unplug the power cable behind the router and reconnect it again, find a small hole or small button marked reset near the router's Internet cable interface, press it for about ten seconds when the router is powered on, and observe that the indicator light turns on and off together and then lets go.

Try unplugging the broadband line from the routing WAN port, connect the broadband line to any one of the 1 2 3 interfaces, if the 1 2 3 light is not on, you can change the WAN port line connected to the router.

If the 1 2 3 interface light is on, try to take a network cable One end is connected to the computer and the other end is connected to the routing WAN port See if the light of the WAN port is on, if it is not lit, it may be a fault of the routing WAN port, and it is recommended to send it for inspection.

If it is on, it means that there is no problem with the WAN interface, open the browser to enter, click "Advanced Settings" - WAN Rate Control, select 10M half-duplex for bandwidth below 4M, select 10M full-duplex for 4-10m, select 100M half-duplex for 10m-20m, select 100M full-duplex for 20-100m, and click OK. Click on System Tools - Restart Router.

Second, if the wan light is on.

A normal version of a 300m router.

Enter, click Advanced Settings - WAN port media type, see if you select "Wireless WAN", if so, change to "Wired WAN" and click OK.

If it is not set up, reset the wireless router.

Need to dial up the broadband cat to connect the wireless router and you do it:

Plug in the wireless router, don't pick up the cat first, reset the wireless router (restore the factory), connect the computer to any LAN port of the wireless router, enter the router gateway address in the browser address bar (on the label behind the router), enter the settings page, and set it according to the PPPoe (ADSL virtual dialing) method.

Then set the SSID, encryption method, and password. Save, restart.

After setting, connect the network cable from the cat LAN port to the WAN port of the wireless router.

A1The first reason why the WAN port of the router is not connected to the modem is that the WAN port of the router is not connected. If you can see that it is connected, then you can rule out this possibility.

2.Since the WAN port of the router is connected to the modem, it is also possible that the interface between the router and the modem connected at both ends of the WAN port cable is loose, unplug it and reconnect it, or connect the cable in a different direction, and connect the router to the optical modem. If it can flash normally, then no problem.

3.There is no problem with the connection, or will it show that the WAN port is not connected, is there a problem with the line? Prepare a new network cable, unplug the previous cable, and connect it with a new cable.

4.No problem with the connection, no problem with the interface. There is only one possibility left to solve it by yourself, routers.

Use the WAN port of the optical modem to connect the computer with a network cable, (that is, connect the network cable connected to the router to the computer) to enter the wireless network settings interface, check whether you can access the Internet normally, if it can, it is a router problem. If not, change the router to see if the lights are flashing normally, and if you can't access the Internet normally, you can only rely on others.

5.Relying on others is of course someone who has something to do with it, and it's best to contact the person who installed the broadband for you.

5.It is best to contact the person who installed the broadband for you, first, he is more professional, and secondly, he will do his best to help you (he has a commission for your Internet fee).

Question: Our home's wifi is not connected to 7-10 o'clock in the evening every day, and there is no network even if it is connected. I just logged in to check it, and it shows that it is not connected, and I can't connect at all. I suspect it's set by the carrier.

How to contact if you ask a question.

Telecom or mobile.

First check if the hardware connection is correct. The network cable coming out of the cat is connected to the WAN port of the router, and the computer is connected to the LAN port of the router. I didn't touch the network cable before it got out of this situation, so it's no problem here.

Then connect the computer directly to the cat, double-click the broadband connection, enter the account password, dial-up the Internet, and you can. So the external network is also fine.

Swap three network cables (cat to router, route to between two computers), and then directly connect with the cat to dial-up the Internet, which is feasible. There is no problem with the network cable.

So it's still a problem with the router.

After connecting the cat and router, enter it in the address bar, and the login window will pop up, and the username and password will be admin by default, and you can log in.

Click on the right side of the setup wizard and next, PPPoE (ADSL Virtual Dialing).

Cause 1: Replace the finished network cable if the network cable is faulty.

Cause 2: The WAN port of the router is damaged. Only the router can be replaced.

The signal is full but there is no internet access.

This is the reason why your route is not connected to the network.

The WAN port parameter is 0

Make sure that your home cable is connected to the WAN port of the router.

Check again to confirm your account password (the network cable is connected to the computer, dial the number with a broadband connection, and try to see if you can access the Internet).

Confirm your dialing method.

PPPoE dynamically obtains passwords.

Only the above is possible.

If you are using cell telecom access, please set it up after logging in to the router, and access it according to the PPPoe mode you said, that is to say, it is dynamically assigned IP, which is a non-static IP address, so you must fill in the correct username and password before you can access; If you haven't filled in your WAN port, it won't be connected, go check it.

,You first enter the router settings interface to turn off DHCP,Then the network cable out of the cat is connected to the router LAN port (the WAN port is empty),That's it。

Can you start by stating what you want to set up? What brand of router?

First of all, open a web page, http; Enter the settings page (most routers have this address, see the manual for details) The username and password are admin, which is the router's settings page.

Then it's up to you what you want to do

Incorrectly configured?

Connect to the computer, type the routing address in the browser, and fill it in carefully according to the manual, or see if there is something wrong with your cat

If it really doesn't work, go to the place where you bought the router and ask him to show you if it's a fault with the router

You can adjust the speed of the WAN port and change it to 10M full-duplex.

Have you reset your router and set it up again? You can't access the Internet without settings.