Does the wireless router have to be connected to a desktop computer to allow the ipad etc to surf th

Of course not, but that doesn't mean that setting up auto-dialing and auto-assignment will always allow your iPad to access the Internet.

This depends on your home's network access mode, even the worst telecom ADSL access, there are several:

1.For this kind of cat, you only need to set PPPoE access in the router settings interface and dynamically assign IP addresses;

2.Bind IP address and limit the number of Internet devices at the same time, this may be sent to the ordinary cat may also be sent to the wireless cat, but this can not be set to dynamically assign the IP address, must be manually assigned, find the network on the ipad side of the wifi network and click the arrow to enter the settings to meet, and then manually fill in the IP address gateway or something, fill in according to the cat's settings;

If you are fiber access, it is generally limited to one Internet device per cat, and at this time, the wireless router is unusable.

Finally, if you are an ADSL user, after your wireless router is set up, you need to turn on the cat first every time the power is cut off, and then turn on the wireless router after the data is normal.

Set the parameters on your desktop computer or laptop before you can use your iPad or mobile phone to access the Internet wirelessly.

No, just set it up to automatically dial and assign IPs.

The admin you mentioned is the login username of the router, not the SSID of your home wireless network. So, you definitely won't receive a network called admin. TP-Link routers should have a tp-link SSID followed by a string of characters by default.

You look for it again. The above picture teaches you how to change the SSID

You can log in to the router with a desktop, then change the login password, admin is not secure, and then use the ipad to see the wireless network starting with tp-link.

The operation of connecting the iPad to the wireless network is as follows:

1.Click "Settings" on the main interface.

3.Once you have selected the WiFi network, enter the password to connect to the wireless network.

You log in to the wireless setup or something on your desktop and see what the SSID is. admin is only the username of the login router, not the SSID (wireless network name). The password or something can also be seen in the wireless settings.

I don't know if the landlord understands it.

Later, what password did your dad enter? I'm in the same situation as you.

Do you put the villa's password as the default password or? The password requires eight digits.

In the network settings of IPD, turn on the wireless, find your own way, and connect.

See if the desktop has a wireless network card or a wireless interface, if not, you need to connect a network cable in the interface of the wireless cat and plug it into the desktop.

Is a desktop a wireless network card?

Does your desktop have wireless?

First of all, you need to determine a premise, that is, whether the dial-up Internet access in your community supports routers, if you can, please look down:

1. After the wireless router is bought, you only need to use a network cable to connect the wireless router and the cat.

2. The desktop is to buy a wireless network card, which is very cheap, about 50, and my current desktop is an unlimited network card.

3. My family's situation is similar to yours, but because it is separated by one layer, the signal attenuation is a bit serious, and later I bought a small unlimited router as a repeater to solve it. You can according to the actual situation, personal feeling that 150m is fine, if there are some dead ends, the same can be solved by repeaters.

4. As for the unlimited routing of the Internet settings, it is very simple, one is in the manual of the routing belt, the other is a lot of the Internet, basically follow the wizard, set the username and password and then set the WEP password to remember to find the wireless router at your home when you turn on the wifi signal.

Finally, I would like to remind you that as long as the dial-up of the community supports routing, the rest is easy to do, I hope it can help you

You buy it directly with the network cable, no, don't want a wireless network card.

Router connected to desktop computer laptop router wireless network you can look at the router manual.

The desktop is connected with a network cable and opens when connected to the Internet.

Command prompt.

Enter ipconfig all

Locate the IP address of the router

Turn on IE or other.

Enter the router IP

Enter the user name and password, the same as the admin, if not, you see the manual, you can set up the wireless network, set the password, set the number of wireless network users, etc., and the notebook directly searches for the wireless network.

Enter the password.

1. No, the dial-up method of cell broadband is not necessarily supported by wireless routing, so it is best to consult the network provider first.

2, No, the wireless router itself also provides at least 4 wired network connection ports 3, iPad supports 300M n mode, and the signal coverage of n mode is better, so you should buy n mode. 150m is the n mode, but it is an early draft protocol, so there is only one antenna and the speed is only up to 150. The official version supports multiple antennas, and the speed is up to 300

4. Almost, Flashlink is a computer simulation router.

1. Yes, a wireless router will do it.

2. You still buy a network cable to connect the desktop to the LAN port of the wireless router, don't spend money in vain M is the best, and 54M is not much different.

4. The same, as long as all computer IPs are automatically obtained.

1.Yes, but you need to set up the wireless routing signal acceptance in the computer2Yes.

3.Definitely bigger is better.

4.Same.

1. Yes.

Second, yes. Third, the wireless router is not about the bandwidth, it is only the speed of the local area network, not the speed of the real connection to the external network. As long as the power is enough. The average home, the average router will do.

Fourth, using a computer as a router is similar to using a router directly. However, it is more stable and easier to manage with a router. Wired routers and wireless routers have similar setups.

It's just that there are more wireless parts, and it's also very easy to set up. I'm sure you'll set up a wired, wireless router that's no problem for you, it's easier to get than your flashlink.

First of all, it is very convenient to use wireless routing, which can transmit signals through wireless routing, and have a laptop or desktop with a wireless network card to receive signals and surf the Internet. Your home is optical fiber, it should be different from other residential adsl dial-up Internet access, you can use a wireless router, because you don't need to dial up, so insert the network cable into the LAN port, which is the LAN network port, if your home desktop is routed together, you don't need to buy a wireless network card, directly connect the network cable to the computer and the router can share the Internet. The effect to be achieved is to set the desktop, the book, and the network to the same network segment, as long as the book can be connected to the router, and the network cable is plugged in correctly, you can access the Internet.

Let's answer your misunderstanding again, you said 150m and 54m is the upper limit of the transmission rate of the route, 150m is the transmission rate of the network card equipped with the new computer, the old ones are 54m, and now the new network card supports the transmission rate of up to 150m, so, if your book is a 150m network card, you can choose a 150m route, but 54m is definitely enough, the network card will reduce the rate of matching this book from a high level, the radiation depends on the routing power during transmission, the greater the power, of course, the greater the radiation, but it won't have much of an impact. And the selection of routing and placement of routing depends on the structure of your home, many times because the concrete structure will greatly weaken the effect of wireless transmission, so pay attention to the parameters when choosing a route. I haven't used the flash connection you said.,I've used a simple book bridge to share the Internet.,But the signal is not good.,The rate is relatively slow.,If you have to go wireless to the Internet at home.,Then get a wireless network card.。

Not too expensive.

Whether there is a conflict in the IP, you can look at the IP of the computer and the iPad separately to see if it is in the same number segment, and it is not the same.

For example: the route (gateway) is:, computer, ipad:, section.

The first, second, and third positions are the same, and the last one should be different; Or the IP of the computer and iPad is all set to "automatically get the IP".

If you don't have a computer at home, you need to build your own wifi network for iPad, and the general steps are as follows:

1.Broadband is turned on first, and the operator will provide a cat with Internet dial-up, and some will provide a cat with wireless routing. Then save money on a router.

2.Connect the ** line and the cat, turn on the router, and use the wireless router to dial up the Internet. At this time, use the default network name and password on the wireless router or wireless modem to connect the iPad to the router's network (the settings page looks for the network and enters the default password, the authentication is successful and the legal IP address is obtained); Then use the iPad browser to log in to the router, and enter the default administrator account password quoted on the router in the browser address (usually admin); Enter the router management page, enter the WAN management page, change the port to PPPoE mode, enter the broadband account password, and set auto-dialing.

If the dial-up is successful, the iPad can access the Internet at this time.

3.The most important thing is not over, but also pay attention to cybersecurity. To modify the wireless router authentication, it is best to add a password or bind it to a MAC address. Prevent others from stealing the network. After the change, modify the iPad while reconnecting the router.

In the future, as long as the power is turned on, the iPad will automatically connect to the Internet.

It's the same as the solution of setting up the router IP on the computer, and finally connect on the iPad and enter the password, and that's it, remember to select DCHP in the wifi option

After the unlimited route is opened, you can directly use your iPad to link it, and then enter the IP of your route on the web page, and there is a password to set inside.

Absolutely. But you need a laptop, or desktop to set up, of course, you can also set it up with someone else and take it home (copy the home broadband Internet password account first).

First, the line connection, is very simple, a short network cable can be used, with a network cable one end into the broadband equipment (ADSL sent by telecommunications) interface, one end to access the wireless router WLAN port.

2. Settings: Plug one end of the network cable into the notebook and the other end into the LAN port of the wireless router.

Open the IE browser, enter most of the routes in ** is this, you can see the manual or the back of the route) for details

The pop-up window will ask you to enter the user's password, both of which are admin lowercase.

Setup wizard, ADSL (PPPoE option), user password enter the account number and password of the broadband.

For wireless settings, change the name of the route to make it easier to identify.

Wireless security settings, set a routing password, and also prevent others from using the wireless password, individually, write it down yourself.

3. After connecting, open ipadii - settings - general - wifi - on, this is the signal that the name will appear - click to join - enter the password of the setting - go online.

Yes, wireless routers are wifi hotspots, you can connect the desktop with a network cable with the router, or add a wireless network card, and the desktop and ipad2 are connected to the Internet with wifi.

Enough to connect a wireless router on the cat and you can access the Internet all!

Of course. Looks like you're a newbie.

In this case, the network administrator will think that someone has stolen someone else's network, cut off the network, and the computer plugged in the network cable can access the Internet normally the next day, while the wireless device can only wait silently until the network administrator "releases" the wireless network after completing its sentence, which is two weeks at most.

1. Plug the ** cable (network cable) into the WAN port of the router, and then power on the wireless router.

2. At this point, you can see a new signal source in the computer network (lower right corner of the desktop). This source is your wireless router signal, click Connect to connect to it.

3. Enter this in the browser address bar, if not, please see the manual), and then press Enter to enter.

4. At this time, find the ADSL setting page in the page, and enter the account and password. Save to exit.

5. Restart the router.

8. The desktop does not support WiFi, and it is connected to the LAN port of the wireless router with a network cable (there are generally four).

9. Then you can go online.

First of all, remove the original wired router, and connect all the lines to the wireless one as the wired one.

Then, call your customer service for this wireless router, and he will teach you how to set up your account password step by step.

It's very simple, take out the wired router and replace it with a wireless one, and then use the iPad to collect the wireless network.

If you want to use two routes together, use a dual-routing setup where the two routes are directly connected to the network cables, and change the local address of the wireless route to non, for example.