How to use a wireless router is in urgent need of help

I don't know how far away you are from your neighbor's house, but let's talk about the difference between wired and wireless

Wired: low cost, but troublesome wiring, the length of the network cable should be within 50 meters, otherwise it is easy to drop the line, wireless: high cost, no need for wiring, if there are many obstacles in the middle, it is easy to drop the line, or the connection is not good, the indoor distance is controlled within 50 meters when there are two walls, but it is not necessarily, outdoor, the general router can be used very stably within 200 meters.

Regarding the cost, if the cost of Internet access is evenly shared, then the money you buy for a router or network cable should also be shared equally, and if you want a router yourself in the end, then you can pay for it yourself.

Buy a wireless router, put it in the neighbor's house, connect the cat's network cable to the WAN port of the router, and then set up ppp0e dialing and wireless on it, the main distance is not very far to find the signal, connection!

There are many specific steps on the Internet, and they are also in the manual of the router!

Speed definitely has an impact, and the cost is evenly shared!

How far away is the neighbor's house, if it is too far away, it is inconvenient to pull the network cable, and there will also be the problem of not being able to get on the network and dropping the line.

Wireless is also far away signal will not be good.

The two are actually the same, so it's so. I'm afraid it's better for you to share it evenly with others, and you can discuss it specifically.

The setup wizard starts to set up step by step, the first item, select OPPEI, and then click Next, enter the broadband account and password, click Next, SSID is also a wireless router setting, set up an account, you like others to search for your wireless network to show what account you set up, and then there is a WPA password below, set a password yourself, and then click Next, finish. Restart the router, and after a while, you will be able to surf the Internet normally. SSID is the so-called WiFi account, and the password is the password that needs to be entered when connecting to WiFi.

There are many online tutorials, so let's look for them.

Detailed? What does this fool-like operation have to say, the highest level is MAC address filtering, Chinese SSID, hidden SSID, PSK encryption, and whatever.

After installing the router, enter it in the address bar and then it will enter the settings of the wireless router, and then operate step by step according to the prompts, and ask me when you won't, our dormitory is TP's 150 megabytes.

Connect the network cable, then open the browser, enter, and after entering, it is the inside of the router, and set the account and settings here. That's it. It's simple.

3. How to set up all wireless routers.

1.The wiring method you said is right, the wireless router can be wired, it just has an extra wireless function, and the others are the same as ordinary routers.

2.You enter the router webpage directly in the browser, and it will let you enter the account password (there is it in the manual, and the general account password is admin).

3.After entering the router settings page, there will be a setting prompt, let you fill in step by step, in the Internet mode option, you choose the one to connect to the network through the account and password. Then fill in the broadband account number and password.

4.Remember to turn on the wireless function and DHCP function (many of them are turned on by default), and remember to set a wireless password (this password is entered when you are connected wirelessly to prevent others from using the network, and the wired connection computer does not need to enter this password).

5.When the computer goes online, you don't need to enter the broadband account and password, the router saves your account and password, and it will automatically connect for you.

If you don't understand, you can ask again, basically there are in the manual, it's very simple.

You're a router connected to a wireless router.

Internet cafes have fixed IP addresses, so the DHCP service of your wireless router must be turned off, otherwise, the IP address obtained by the computer is inconsistent with the IP gateway of the main router of the Internet café, even if it is connected to the Internet, it will not be able to access the Internet.

If you don't know the password of the wireless router, the chances of success are slim. Because the IP address of the wireless router may even conflict with the main router of the Internet café, you have to pay attention to the fact that you must be able to configure the relevant parameters of the wireless router, and it is not easy to do without the password of the wireless router.

Here are two things you need to figure out:

First, what is the IP address of the landlord's primary router? That is, what is the gateway of the computer?

Click Start - Run - Enter cmd - Enter confing in the cmd window to display the NIC configuration parameters, as follows:

IPv4 address

Subnet Mask

Default gateway. .This gateway is the IP address of the router).

Second, what is the IP of a wireless router?

You first power on the wireless router, connect the computer with a network cable, and see if the computer can automatically get the IP address, if so, you use the above method to see what the default gateway is? If not, the DHCP service is not enabled, which is not easy to do, and you have to reset the router.

If the IP of the landlord's main router is the same as the IP of the wireless router, you don't want to answer it, and it's useless to connect it.

If you want to access the Internet wirelessly, you must be able to do the following.

You must be able to go to the settings page of the wireless router and configure its IP address, which must be in the network segment of the host's main router. You can't conflict with any computer.

The DHCP service must be turned off in order to prevent the computer from automatically obtaining an IP address that is not on the same network segment as the landlord's main router, resulting in a lack of access to the Internet.

You're connected without any problems, and then set up your wireless router. The broadband account password must be set to the wireless router, and there is no need to dial up the Internet in the future, the router will automatically connect to the Internet and open the web page directly. There are setup instructions for routing, and you can follow the settings, which is not complicated.