How to set up Tietong broadband wired router to wireless router

The setting method of connecting Tietong broadband wired router to wireless router is as follows:

1. Access the wired router from the wired broadband network cable, connect the network cable from the wired router lan, access the computer, set up the wired router through the computer, and after the setting is successful, the computer can directly access the Internet through the wired router, indicating that the wired router is set up successfully, 2. Connect a network cable from the LAN port of the wired router, access the WAN port of the wireless router, and then connect the network cable from the LAN port of the wireless router, and access the computer network card interface, 3. Open a computer browser to set up the wireless router (hereinafter referred to as the secondary router), enter the settings interface of the secondary router, click Network Parameters - LAN Port Settings, and set the LAN address of the secondary router to prevent conflicts with the main router, and it is also convenient to manage the main and secondary routers.

4. Click Wireless Settings - Basic Settings The SSID is set by the user himself, but not the same as the main route, option 11 checks Open WDS, click Scan in the pop-up interface, find the SSID of the main router after getting the AP list, click the Connect button on the right, it will return to the previous interface, select WPA-PSK as the encryption method, fill in the key of the main route, (keep it consistent with the main router), save it.

Note: Since the new WDS function is different from the old bridge and more advanced, you only need to enable WDS on all secondary routers and fill in the information of the main router.

You have to call the ** to the Tietong staff and ask him to help you refresh the network!

You use the wired router to connect to the Internet, after confirming that it is normal, then connect the wireless router to the wired top, connect the wireless WAN to the wired LAN, and choose to let the router automatically choose the Internet access mode in the wireless routing settings.

The external line is connected to the wireless router, and the port is not enough to use the line as a switch.

Is there a wrong connection? It's not like you're disconnected.

The problem is wrong, optical fiber does not need dial-up, and you can access the Internet by selling a switch. Dial-up Internet access is an ADSL network, and the router will only be used if the dial-up is automatically completed through routing and more interfaces are allocated.

Tietong ADSL network operators do not support routing to share the Internet, and the problem can be solved by setting up a router:

1. Set up a wireless router. After entering the web settings page of the router from the desktop computer with which the MAC address is bound, select "Preliminary Settings" under "Basic Settings" in the main menu, click the "Modify" button in the "WAN Interface Type" column, and then select "Dynamic IP".

2. After saving, return to the "Preliminary Settings" page, there is a text box after the options in the "WAN MAC address" column, the content of which is the MAC address of the machine, the user can directly modify this MAC address in the text box, and fill in the MAC address of the bound network card. If you do not know the MAC address of the NIC, you can select the Clone MAC button to clone the MAC address of the current computer to the WAN port of the wireless router. Rebooting the router after saving it will take effect.

Note: Be sure to select "Dynamic IP" in "WAN Interface Type", otherwise the options to modify the MAC address of the WAN interface and clone MAC address will not appear. If you are using other access methods, such as static IP and PPPoE, you can re-enter the settings page to modify the WAN type after the above settings are completed.

3. If it's not clear, hi me.

No way? Personal Fiber Pulling? Rich.

There must be a fiber optic transceiver. Connect the root wire from the fiber transceiver to the router. Let's take it slowly.