How to set up the D Link NI504C A1 router?

Connect the broadband cable to the WAN interface of the router, connect the computer to the LAN port of the router with a network cable, adjust the IP and DNS addresses of the computer to automatically obtain, open the browser, enter the address bar, the user name is lowercase admin, and the password is not. After logging in, click WAN, select PPPoE for broadband Internet access, fill in your broadband password, case-sensitive, can not be copied, and then click to copy the MAC address of the computer, if the broadband is yearly and monthly, select automatic connection in the online mode, click to continue, and then go to the WAN column of the system status to see, is there an IP address to dial the number, if there is still not, you click on the tool - in other projects, adjust the speed of the WAN port to 10Mbps and then try.

1. Reset the router.

2. Connect the network cable separated by the cat to the WAN port of the router.

3. Connect the computer to the LAN port and in the ** column. Enter: Username: admin Password: admin, and then the setting guide will pop up. . . Select PPPoE mode... Enter the username and password given by Telecom

4. Set DHCP.

DHCP Server: Not Enabled Enabled.

Default domain name: (Optional).

Primary DNS server: (Optional).

Alternate DNS server: optional).

5. Change your computer to automatically get the IP to access the Internet.

Connect the cat to the WAN port of the router, connect the computer to the LAN port of the router with a network cable, adjust the IP and DNS address of the computer to automatically obtain, open the browser, enter the address bar or, the user name is lowercase admin, and the password admin. After logging in, click WAN, select PPPoE as broadband Internet access, and fill in your broadband password. Well, it's time to get online.

Line connection router and setup steps:

1. Connect the line between the router and the computer, and start the computer and the router device.

2. After starting the device, open the browser and enter it in the address bar to enter the wireless router settings interface.

3. An account and password to log in to the router appear in the settings interface, enter the default account and password admin, or refer to the manual.

4. After successful login, select the interface of the setup wizard, which will automatically pop up by default.

5. After selecting the setup wizard, a window will pop up to explain that you can set the basic parameters of the router through the wizard, and you can click Next directly.

6. According to the setting wizard step by step setting, choose the Internet mode, usually ADSL users choose the first PPPoE, if you use other network service providers, then choose the following two according to the actual situation, if you don't know how to choose, directly select the first item to automatically select, convenient for novice operations, click next after selection.

7. Enter the account and password applied for from the network service provider, and go directly to the next step after the input is completed.

8. After entering correctly, it will prompt whether to restart the router, select Yes to confirm the restart of the router, and you can access the Internet normally after restarting the router.

(1) Connect the router to the power supply with a network cable, one end is connected to the computer, and the other end is connected to the link port of the router (as long as it is not connected to the WAN port, the other ports are link ports).

2) Open "My Computer" Enter in the address bar (press Enter) A window will pop up for you to enter your username and password Username: admin Password None No need to enter Finally click OK Enter the D-Link settings page (if there is no pop-up window for a while, enter it a few more times.)

3) After entering the settings page, click "Settings", then click "Setup Wizard", select "PPPoe" dialing method in "Internet connection type", click OK, it may prompt restart, let you wait, wait for it to restart automatically, set it up, turn it off, you can use it, the network cable is connected to the WAN port, there are 4 link ports left, you can take 4 computers at the same time.

Reset the wireless router to factory settings and set it up, one of them is good with wireless Internet access, the short-distance network speed is the same, the wired router can not be used, if you want to use a network cable to connect, just connect the wired router to the computer A network cable connected to the wireless router inlet port (don't make a mistake) on the line,

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If you can access the Internet by picking up the cat alone, you can be sure that there is no problem with your network. In this case, it generally has nothing to do with the settings of the router.

Router disconnection is a frequent occurrence, and as an electrical appliance, the router also needs to rest. When you don't use it at night, it's best to cut off the power of the router and let the router rest. If you work 24 hours a day, the router can't afford it.

In the current situation, it is best to borrow a router and try again, because the landlord suddenly dropped the line and could not go, and the most likely situation is that there is a problem with the router itself. In this case, it is generally necessary to unplug the router and let the router rest for a period of time, and then it can be automatically restored.

If you don't recover after a day of rest, the biggest possibility is that the router hangs up, and the landlord has to buy a new router. The price of the router directly determines the service life and effect. High-priced routers will be disconnected relatively rarely, after all, you get what you pay for

Hope it helps

Have you made it to the routing settings page?

It's something like that written on the back of the route. Enter that into the web page, a box will pop up, prompting you to enter your account password, usually both are admin. Enter and you're in. Then click, set up the wizard, step by step operation should be OK.

Point Start-Run-Enter cmd, OK. Underneath ipconfig all you have your IP and subnet mask and DNS. Remember them. A total of 5 then open the properties of the local connection and open the Internet Protocol.

Fill in the five blanks in the middle. It's bound.

What do you mean by binding?

If it is a configuration, enter the page, click on the wizard, and go all the way to the next step.

The first thing to do is to enter the router, the address is, or, there are settings on it, and the root faction will be able to do it step by step according to your network.

The default is admin admin888 admin, there is a setup wizard on the left side, just fill it in step by step.

I don't understand what you mean, do you want to route to route??Is there a line that is dialed up by dialing and then connected to the wireless router?

You shouldn't be wrong with the step-by-step hype.

You check that the password and username match.

Also, in the "Properties" - Protocol in the local connection, you can select "General" to automatically obtain IP address and automatically obtain DNS server address.

In addition, you look at the date in the router, and the date you set it to today is the day you set it, and I couldn't install it before, but I didn't change the date.

In order of your questions: -- I hope it can help you.

1. The router should be the D-link504 router as a matter of course, and you only need to restore the router to the factory first, and set your computer IP to get it automatically.

2. If a computer is connected to the Internet, it can be connected directly, why do you need two network cards, and both network cards are plugged into the line?

3. If you want to stop one of the network cards, find the network adapter in the device manager and deactivate it.

1.“401 unauthorized authorization required."The description is entered or the password is incorrect, and you cannot log in to the management interface.

2.Try it out with mac address cloning.

How to set it up:

1.First, set the IP address of your computer's network connection to: 10-254); The masks are: ; The gateway is ; DNS: You must enter the DNS provided by your local ISP

2.Open IE, enter Enter in the IE address bar, enter the username and password (the default is admin), after entering, network parameters->WAN port settings->WAN port connection type->PPPoe-> Enter the Internet account and password-> Select automatic connection-> Advanced settings-> Enter the local VPI VCI value, if you don't know, don't lose, just use the default -> Save-> DHCP server-> Enable-> Address pool to save.

3.In the network connection settings of the computer connected to the LAN port of the router, the IP can also be set manually or automatically obtained, and the Internet can be accessed.

"In the same subnet" appears because your mask does not match the IP!

If it is a home **ADSL access. The PPPoE connection method should be selected. Enter the home ** number in the user name, the password is provided to you by the operator, and the connection method is selected as automatic connection.

After saving, check the status on the Router Status page. If there is no problem with the ADSL configuration. The status is displayed as ADSL Connected.

This ensures that the ADSL line is working. The DHCP options in the router configuration do not need to be modified, so you don't need to manually specify the IP address to access the Internet normally.

LAN is the identity that is routed in the local area network. The IP address is your gateway in the future (general.

The subnet mask is generally .

WAN is the identity of the route in the WAN, here you need to enter the account password and the like, and then set the DHCP IP segment and the like, which can generally make the subnet mask automatically calculated in the same subnet, indicating that your subnet mask is set incorrectly.

The gang downstairs is, the IP address of the DLin504 router is, not what you say.

If the login username is admin and the password is empty, select WAN on the main page, select PPPoE, enter the account and password, and keep the configuration.

You can press this on for yourself

Whether you have Netcom or Telecom, it's different.