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2. www.broadbandgenie.co.uk › broadband › helpHow to log into and change your Wi-Fi router settings

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   May 9, 2024 · Generally, tweaking a few settings on your router is perfectly safe. But if you forget your admin password and get locked out, or find that something isn't working right, you can reset your router to its default settings. On the back of your router, there'll be a recessed reset button.

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3. stevessmarthomeguide.com › home-router-setupHow to Setup and Configure your Home Router

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   May 6, 2024 · The first step is to setup Wi-Fi access on your Laptop/PC using the Wi-Fi details (SSID and password). Now you should be able to connect to the router, and the router should assign you an IP address. You can check your IP address and find the IP address of the router by using the ipconfig command.

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4. stevessmarthomeguide.com › backup-internet-forBackup Internet For Home Networks

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   May 6, 2024 · Note: You can actually use your mobile phone/tablet configured as a WAP for the backup router. Backup Router with Ethernet and Wi-fi. In this case the backup router is connected to the main router via an Ethernet cable. The backup router shouldn’t provide DHCP. In the case of an Internet failure then clients would connect normally to the main ...

5. broadbandnow.com › guides › restart-router-modemHow to Restart Your Router and Modem - BroadbandNow

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   May 13, 2024 · Plug in the Modem. When your modem is back online, the lights on the device will signal its operation. Plug in your modem and allow it to power up. If it doesn’t power up on its own, you can press the power button, if it has one. Wait about 60 seconds for all lights to come on to signal the modem is up and running.

6. stevessmarthomeguide.com › build-home-networkHow to Set Up a Home Network- Beginners Guide

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   May 6, 2024 · The main components required to build a typical home/small business network are: Router or Wireless router – Connects the network to the Internet. Wireless Access Point – Used to Connect Wi-Fi equipped devices to the network. Ethernet HUB or Switch -Used to Connect Ethernet equipped devices.

7. techwiser.com › access-your-routerHow to Access Your Router Remotely - TechWiser

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   May 6, 2024 · First, type the router IP or default gateway address in the web browser to access the router’s web interface. Next, enter your username and password for the router. When you are in the router’s web interface, look for the Remote Management option. Some routers label it as Remote Access and it’s usually found under Advanced Settings.

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   What is a backup router?

   • The backup router (mobile router) connects to an ISP using a mobile (cell) network (usually 4G). In this case in the case of a network failure the Wi-Fi devices will need to connect the the backup WAP. The backup router would be configured to provided DHCP services. In this scenario Ethernet Clients don’t have an Internet connection.

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   Does a backup router support Wi-Fi?

   • The backup router will always support Wi-Fi and act as a WAP, but may also have Ethernet ports so it can be connected to the Main router via an Ethernet cable. If the backup router only supports Wi-fi then only Wi-Fi clients can use the backup Internet connection.

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   How do I set up a home router?

   • Almost all home routers can be setup and managed using a Web interface. i.e a web browser. To use this you will need to connect to the router using the Ethernet port or Wi-Fi . To connect using Wi-Fi you will need to know: the SSID of the router, which should come with the documentation. (you can change the SSID later). The Wi-Fi password.

   How to Setup and Configure your Home Router

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   What happens if a backup router does not support Wi-Fi?

   • If the backup router only supports Wi-fi then only Wi-Fi clients can use the backup Internet connection. The backup router (mobile router) connects to an ISP using a mobile (cell) network (usually 4G). In this case in the case of a network failure the Wi-Fi devices will need to connect the the backup WAP.

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