Wednesday 21 February 2018

Setup your Linksys Smart Wifi enabled routers using smart setup wizard


Here is the method for beginning smart wizard
Step 1: if you are using routers which are having antennas then you first need to connect the antennas to the router first after doing so plug in your router to the power source. If there is power switch present in your router, then make sure that it must in ON condition. You need to wait for sometime until the LED turns into Solid.
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Step 2: using the internet port of the router just connect your Ethernet cable from your modem.
Step 3: Connect with your network using the user name and password, that you can get from the bottom of the router or from the quick start guide. If you want that there will not be any problem, then make sure you have excellent signal strength or take your system or your computer in the same room as your router.
Note: You should skip the step 3 and step 4 if you are using wired computer.
Step 4: Start your web browser and follow the link http://linksyssmartwifi.com
Step 5: Check the box I have read all the terms and conditions for using this software and click on the option of next to precede.
Step 6: By using the option of install future updates automatically will make you to download all the updates you can allow it automatically. You can also make it uncheck if you do not want to get the latest updates.
Step 7: Just fill up all the details like network name and the network password in the required field and click on the option of next

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Step 8: In the option of create router password, enter the router’s password and click on the next button.
Step 9: After receiving the message your router has been set means that you have successfully set up your router.
Step 10: After these you will be redirected to the option of create your Linksys smart wi-fi account. To check all other options you can go for the option of Linksyssetup
 

Friday 9 February 2018

Steps to configure TP- LINK Range Extender on MAC



Step 1: Collection the useful information of root router
1Before starting the procedure, be make sure that you must have the right information regarding your product like LAN IP, encryption type, SSID, passphrase
Step 2: Just assign the Static IP address to your MAC computer
Provide the static IP to your MAC computer
1.       Just connect your computer or laptop using an Ethernet cable with the range extender. And turn off airport from the root router. http // tplinkrep eater. net login

2.       Just assign the manual IP address to your computer which is 192.168.0.x and it must be matched with the range extender
3.       Just click on the Apple icon or menu and select system preferences
4.       After this, just search for the network and click on the option of Internet and wireless
5.       Select click on the option of Ethernet and select the option of manually and fill up IP address which may be 192.168.0.100 and enter the details of the subnet mask which may be 255.255.255.0 and then click on the apply button.

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Step 3: Configure the range extender; we have taken TL-WA830RE as an example
1.       Just logon to your range extender account and move to the extender’s management page
2.       Now click on the option of network, please note down that IP of the range extender with match with the root router this help you in avoiding the problem of IP conflict.
3.       Just reconfigure your MAC computer address and logon to the range management page.
4.       Now, move to the section of Wireless-wireless settings and select the operation mode as range extender and then click on the search button and proceed.
5.       Before proceeding to the option of connect, just make selection of SSID and now click on the save button.
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6.       Now move to the section of wireless à wireless security page. On this  page, just select WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK and select encryption as AES and fillup the password. Click save
7.       Go to System Tool à reboot page. To test this follow System toolsà Diagnostic enter the router’s IP address and click on the start button
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8.       After this go to the Network à Ethernet select IPv4 back using DHCP

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Monday 5 February 2018

How to Connect the Netgear Extender wn2000rpt wifi device to Router



when it comes to install the Netgear WiFi extender device to your home location, you will need to make sure that your Netgear Extender wn2000rpt wifi device and router device can easily communicate to each other. There are very simple steps that you will need to follow and your device can get the communication paths. In this article we are going to explain the simple steps that will help you configure your Netgear Extender wn2000rpt wifi device in such a way that your devices will configured easily to each other.

Here are the Steps to Configure the Netgear Extender wn2000rpt wifi device for your Router Device

·         Because you want to configure your Netgear Extender wn2000rpt wifi device for your router device so make sure that both of these devices are placed to a same room or at a same location.
·         Provide power supply to your devices and make sure that the status LED is solid Green in colour.
·         Connect your computer device to the WiFi network that is available with Netgear_Ext Web extension.
·         Launch the web browser and access www. Mywifiext.net setup page for your device.
·         Fill the default login user name and password for your device.
·         Select the network name that will be broadcast by your Netgear Extender wn2000rpt wifi device for the wireless devices that are connected to your network.
·         You can change the security settings for your device.
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·         If you need more security for your device then you can also go for the security settings from the same window. 
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These steps will allow you to manage the settings between your Netgear Extender wn2000rpt wifi device and router device is installed at your network.