Is it possible to set up a router without a computer? We set up a Tp-Link Wi-Fi router from a tablet or smartphone. How and where to install a Wi-Fi router
Modern man can't imagine my life without the Internet. We work, communicate, play, learn, have fun in global network and it is impossible to do without all this. Meanwhile, more and more attention has recently been paid to the speed of the Internet. Fortunately, the slow Internet is already in the past and now we can afford to travel through the expanses of the world wide web on high speeds. Many regions have long been in the coverage area 3G and 4G, which allows you to use demon wired Internet at high enough speeds. However, no matter how hard mobile operators try, they have not yet succeeded in reaching the speeds that wired Internet can provide, and therefore questions remain relevant - how to connect a router and how to set up a router .
Home WiFi router offers a lot of advantages and all more people decide to purchase it. We have prepared detailed instructions for those who want to know how to connect router and customize it. We note right away that there is nothing difficult in installing, connecting and configuring a WiFi router (another name for a router). You just need to be patient and follow the instructions below. Of course, today many companies offer installation and configuration of the router, but you will have to pay for this work. If you are not ready to spend extra money, then this article will be very useful for you.
Before we tell you how to set up the router, it should be said that the setup procedure may differ depending on the specific model of the WiFi router, and therefore we have prepared a few more articles, with detailed description installation and configuration of the most popular routers. Here we will look at the main points. Links to more detailed instructions will be posted throughout the article. So, we will assume that you already have a WiFi router and you just have to install and configure it.
Where is the best place to place a WiFi router in an apartment
Before you install a router in an apartment, you need to decide on the most optimal place for its location. From correct location your home wireless router depends on the WiFi coverage area. Special attention this item should be given to those who live in a fairly large apartment or house. Router manufacturers indicate the maximum signal range in the instructions, but you should not count on these numbers. The fact is that a lot depends on the material from which the walls of the apartment are made. Moreover, do not forget about all kinds of interference, for example, an ordinary aquarium or cabinet can reduce the coverage area.
Many people are convinced that optimal placement WiFi router is the table on which the computer is located or directly system unit. We do not recommend that you choose this location, because the signal quality and coverage will be much worse than the characteristics of the WiFi router allow. It is preferable to place the router approximately in the middle of the apartment and as high as possible. If you live in one-story house, then the WiFi router should be placed approximately as in the picture below:
For two-story house The best location for the router is:
Above, we noted that installing the device next to the computer is not the most the best option but did not explain why. The fact is that other sources of electromagnetic interference worsen the operation of the wireless router, therefore, you need to place the router away from such sources, which include not only a PC, but also a microwave oven, cordless telephone, etc.
How to install a router
With the location of the WiFi router, everything is clear, moreover, if you have small apartment, there will be no problems with the coverage area, the main thing is to place the device away from sources electromagnetic waves. Now let's find out how to install the router. If the process of setting up and connecting the router involves certain differences depending on the specific model of the device, then the installation will be standard in almost all cases. In principle, the main thing in installing a router is to correctly determine the location of the device, but we have already dealt with this.
Open the box with the router, pull it out and connect it to the power supply. The lights on the front of the WiFi router should light up, if this does not happen, then there are some problems with the device and you need to contact the store where the router was bought to solve them. On the back of the WiFi router, you will find several ports. However, we will discuss this point in more detail in the next section. With how to install the router, we believe everything is clear. We will not teach you how to use the tool necessary to fix the device, but the connection process is worth considering.
How to connect a router to a computer
WiFi routers may differ depending on the specific model, but they also have a lot in common. Below we will look at the functionality and process of connecting a regular WiFi router. Modern routers have at least four LAN ports through which they connect to a computer. Also, any router must have a WAN port designed to connect a cable from an ISP.
Speaking about how to connect a router to a computer, it should be said that this procedure is extremely simple and any PC user can handle it. For correct connection you need to do the following:
- Crimp correctly twisted pair (network cable), if necessary;
- Connect the WiFi router to the mains;
- Connect the network cables (provider cable and cable to the computer);
- Set up a network (detailed setup instructions below). The diagram for connecting the router to the computer is shown in the picture:
Let's look at how to connect the router to the computer if the WiFi router is already connected to another PC, that is, you need to add another device to the home network e.g. a laptop.
Connect one end of the cable to LAN WiFi router connector, and the other into the PC network card connector. After connecting the cable, the network access icon should appear on the computer monitor.
If the corresponding icon does not appear, then most likely the problem is that the network card is disabled. Another reason for the lack of a network connection icon is the lack of the necessary drivers. We go to "Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections" and check the visibility of our network card. If you see a network card and it is simply disabled, then you need to enable it. To do this, right-click on it and select "Turn on". If the network card is not displayed, you need to install the appropriate drivers. To do this, you need a disk that must be included with the router. If there is no such disk, download the necessary drivers from the Internet.
Speaking about how to connect a router to a computer, it should be said that another situation is also possible when, after connecting the PC to the WiFi router, the corresponding icon appears, but with an exclamation mark, that is, there is no way to connect to the Internet.
A similar problem is most likely to be solved by setting up a network card. Through the control panel, go to network connections, then in the properties select the item and press the button "Properties". Choose items "Obtain an IP address automatically" And "Obtain DNS server address automatically", after which we save all the settings. After that, the WiFi router should automatically configure itself to distribute IP addresses. However, sometimes the Internet does not work even after these steps. In this case, you need to check the cable or the router itself for serviceability. So, with the connection, we hope everything is clear, now let's find out how to set up the router.
How to set up a router
As mentioned several times, the router setup process may differ depending on the model you have purchased. However, despite the huge variety of models and manufacturers, all wifi routers perform the same function, and therefore they are characterized by similar functionality and configuration tools.
Of course appearance The router configuration interface (the web page on which the router settings are made) is unique for each manufacturer, and therefore we have prepared several separate articles on configuring the most popular routers today.
So, take a look at the model of your wifi router and then check out the list of articles below with instructions on how to set up different routers, if your device is on this list, follow the link. (If you do not know how to get to the settings page, read this article to the end).
Router d-link dir-300: Wireless router 802.11g DIR-300. The DIR-300 is based on the 802.11g standard, but is also backward compatible with the 802.11b standard, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of wireless devices. contains four Ethernet ports. Thanks to D-Link Quick Router Setup Wizard(To the Router Quick Setup Wizard), network setup can be completed in minutes. supports the system WiFi Protected Setup™ (WPS) which simplifies setup wireless network and protection.
Router d-link dir-615: Supported Wi-Fi standards: 802.11b/g/n (draft)
Network interfaces: 4 LAN 10/100Base-T ports, 1 WAN 10/100Base-T port. WAN connection types: Static IP, Dynamic IP, PPPoE, L2TP, PPTP, DualAccess PPPoE, DualAccess PPTP.
Zyxel Keenetic router: Adapted to work in the networks of leading Russian providers. Internet speed through PPTP and L2TP - up to 55 Mbps, through PPPoE and IPoE - up to 70 Mbps. Torrent download speed - up to 5 Mb/s with about 500 sessions. Link Duo technology for simultaneous Internet browsing via PPTP/L2TP/PPPoE and with local network server resources. Support for the IEEE 802.1X standard for Internet access.
tp-link router: The vast majority of Tp-Link routers run on firmware, similar friend on the other, like two drops of water. The only significant difference is in different languages Software in the "default" version for a specific model.
asus router: High-speed wireless 4-port router. Setting up Asus routers is fundamentally different in setting up only two firmware versions, we will consider both of them.
Rostelecom router: There are several types of routers from Rostelecom, we will consider setting up the following: Rostelecom universal routers - Sagemcom f@st 2804 v5, v7 and v7 rev.1, Sagemcom f@st 3804, QTech RT-A1W4L1USBn and Startnet AR800.
The above articles contain detailed instructions for setting up wifi routers of certain models and manufacturers, but this manual does not end there. It is not enough to know how to configure the router directly in the configuration interface. You will also need to configure the NIC settings. In addition, many of you will find it useful to know the IP addresses of the device in local network. All these points are also included in this article.
Network card parameter configuration
Before trying to enter the interface of the router, you must correctly configure the network card. For this we go to "Network Connections" by pressing a key combination Win+R and enter the command ncpa.cpl
Click "OK". A window will open Network connections. Right-click to select the one through which the router is connected to the computer:
Next, select the item "Properties" and in the opened window "Local Area Connection Properties" Double click on the component with the left mouse button "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)". Don't forget to check the boxes to automatically obtain IP addresses and DNS addresses.
In the vast majority of cases, an active DHCP server looks into the local network on a wifi router, which will give an IP address to your computer. You can view it in "Connection Status" by pressing the button Intelligence .
So, with the configuration of the network card parameters, we hope everything is clear, now let's move on to the final section of today's article.
IP address of the device in the local network
After connecting the router to the computer, you will need to enter the router's configuration interface to complete the configuration. This is done by entering the address of the web interface in the address bar. Each router has an IP address on the local network, most often this is 192.168.1.1 . however, other options are possible, for example, devices from D-Link and NetGear have an address 192.168.0.1 , and routers TrendNet - 192.168.10.1. So, if you have a router, for example, D-Link, then you need to enter the following in the browser address bar URL: http://192.168.0.1. After that, a page with a form for entering a username and password to access the web interface will appear on the monitor. As a rule, the username and password have the same meaning - admin. Although exceptions are possible. The IP address of the router, username and password are often indicated on a sticker located on the bottom cover of the device.
If you cannot enter the web interface, first of all you need to check whether the computer receives an IP address from the DHCP server of the device. It also makes sense to try to register the IP address manually in the protocol settings TCP/IP. Then try to ping the router. This procedure is performed as follows: open a command prompt and enter - ping 192.168.1.1.
Perhaps we will end here. Now you know how to connect a router and how to configure a router. Do not forget that links to articles with more detailed instruction router settings from various manufacturers posted above.
So, you wanted the Internet without wires on your devices, bought wifi router but don't know what to do with it. Otherwise, you probably wouldn't have landed on this article. This instruction for beginners will explain in detail and with pictures how to connect a router so that the Internet is available both by wire and via Wi-Fi on all devices where it is required.
Regardless of what brand your router is: Asus, D-Link, Zyxel, TP-Link or any other, this guide is suitable for connecting it. Let's take a closer look at connecting a regular Wi-Fi router, as well as a wireless ADSL router.
What is a Wi-Fi router (wireless router) and how does it work
To begin with, I will briefly talk about how the router works. This knowledge will likely help you avoid common mistakes.
When you simply connect to the Internet from a computer, depending on which provider you have, this happens as follows:
- Launching High speed PPPoE, L2TP or other Internet connection
- No need to start anything, the Internet is available as soon as you turn on the computer
The second case can be implemented in different ways: it is either a connection with a dynamic IP, or the Internet via an ADSL modem, in which the connection parameters are already configured.
When using a Wi-Fi router, this device itself connects to the Internet with the required parameters, that is, relatively speaking, it acts as a “computer” that is connected to the Internet. And the possibility of routing allows the router to "distribute" this connection to other devices both by wire and using a wireless Wi-FI network. Thus, all devices connected to the router receive data from it (including from the Internet) via the local network, while it is “physically” connected to the Internet and only the router itself has its own IP address.
I wanted to explain, so that everything was clear, but in my opinion, only confused. Okay, let's read on. Some also ask: do I need to pay for the Internet via Wi-Fi? I answer: no, you pay for the same access and at the same tariff that you used earlier, only if you yourself have not changed the tariff or connected Additional services(eg television).
And the last in the preface: some, when asking a question about how to connect a Wi-Fi router, mean "make everything work." In fact, we call this “router setup”, which is required in order to enter the connection settings of the provider “inside” the router, which would allow it to connect to the Internet.
Connecting a wireless router (Wi-Fi router)
In order to connect a Wi-Fi router does not require special skills. On the rear panel of almost any wireless router there is one input to which the ISP cable is connected (usually it is signed Internet or WAN, and also highlighted in color) and from zero to several LAN ports that are used to connect a stationary PC, set-top box, TV SmartTV and other devices with wires. Most household Wi-Fi routers have four of these connectors.
Connecting a router
So, here is the answer to how to connect a router:
- Connect the ISP cable to the WAN or Internet port
- Connect one of the LAN ports to the computer's network card connector
- Plug the router into a power outlet, if it has a button to turn it on and off, click "Turn on".
Proceed with setting up the router - this is what needs to be done to make it work. You can find setup instructions for many router models and for most Russian providers on the page.
Note: the router can be configured without wire connection, using only a wireless Wi-Fi network, however, I would not recommend this for a novice user, because after changing some settings, it may turn out that when you reconnect to the wireless network, errors will occur that are solved very simply, but in the absence of experience, they can fray the nerves.
You can connect an ADSL router in the same way, the essence does not change. Only instead of WAN or Internet, the desired port will be signed Line (most likely). It should only be noted here that people who purchase an ADSL Wi-Fi router often already have a modem and do not know how to organize the connection. But in fact, everything is very simple: the modem is no longer needed - the router also plays the role of a modem. All that is required is to configure this router to connect. Unfortunately, there are no guides for setting up ADSL routers on my site, I can recommend using the nastroisam.ru resource for this purpose.
Home-small office network devices are represented by a very wide choice. A separate class is routers, that is, combined systems, designed to connect to the Internet provided by your provider, and further broadcast (distribute) traffic to one or many network devices. The local network can be wired (100 Mbit or 1 Gigabit), and also wireless, operating on the Wi-Fi protocol. How to set up a router at home, we will consider in detail in this review.
The user has already decided on the choice of model, or, moreover, the acquisition has already been made. It can be a 100-megabit, or "cutting edge" gigabit router model, with one or two Wi-Fi bands. However, without proper settings, revealing the maximum functionality is unlikely to succeed.
Installation and connection
First of all, it is worth deciding whether “wired” connections will be used, or the entire local network with Internet access will be organized completely “via Wi-Fi”.
Based on this (that is, from the number of "wired" lines), the installation site of the router is selected. At the same time, the length of the cord "from the provider" (in the figure - "green") - should be as short as possible. But, do not rush to change anything: when you turn it on for the first time, the cable should “reach out” to the computer (from which the router will be configured).
Remember: the router, like other devices (for example, a modem), is powered by outdoor unit. A similar adapter is plugged into a 220 volt outlet. When choosing a location for installation, you need to consider safety rules.
Fastening
Almost every router allows installation in horizontal position(on the table, on the shelf). On the case, especially for this, rubber inserts (“legs”) are provided. At the same time, the vertical version of the case installation does not allow every device. If you install a horizontal case vertically, overheating of the internal hardware (and various other troubles) is possible. How to install a router at home - the user decides first, and only then, makes a choice of a specific model. A definite plus will be the ability to attach to vertical surface(that is, against the wall). Be careful when choosing.
Connection
Any router, as a rule, contains 4 hardware ports for the local network. It is necessary to determine which devices (computer, laptop, TV set-top box) will be connected “by cable”, and all the rest will be able to access the network exclusively via Wi-Fi.
Port Assignment
Consider how to connect a router at home on your own (while not violating the warranty rules).
- Connect LAN cables (ports 1-4) if any will be used.
- Connect the provider's cable to the "Internet" port of the router (another name is the "WAN" port).
- Then, the power supply of the router is connected, plug it into a power outlet.
That is, turning on the power supply is performed last.
Setting
Any retail kit, in addition to the router itself, includes two “devices”: a power supply, as well as a power cord (patch cord). During the initial (first) setup, we recommend using the supplied cord. That's right, you make sure the router is working.
Before you connect a wifi router at home, the first time you connect it "next to the computer."
If the router is new, the next step is skipped. Turn on the power of the router (it is not necessary to connect power cords). After 2-3 minutes, press "reset" (holding for 5 seconds or more - read the instructions), all settings will be reset to "factory".
Also, you need to check that the PC network card is set to “auto” mode (IP, DNS). You need to look: "Connection properties" - "TCPIP protocol (v4)" - "Properties". It should be like in the picture (install, click "OK"):
Setting up a network card
Now, with the power off of the router, you connect its port (from 1 to 4) to the PC network card. What is done with a patch cord.
Then, turn on the power. It is advisable to restart the computer. How to set up a router at home is described in detail in the instructions.
After switching on, you need to wait 2-3 minutes. Then, a local connection will be established (which means the device is working):
Open a browser. In the address bar, you type the router's IP address (web interface address):
What it is (for your router) - see the instructions. In the same place, give "login" and "password":
Without knowing the “login with password”, you won’t get to the setup page, and you won’t be able to configure the router further.
Note: if you want to set up a connection with your provider, you need to connect the cable to the "Internet" port (to the "WAN" port). What happens before power is applied.
Port Assignment
Web interface
All settings are performed by the user in the web interface. This is such a set of tabs (pages) displayed by the browser. Each page configures one thing: Wi-Fi network (name, range, etc.), Internet connection (properties of the "WAN" port) ...
Note: After making all changes on one tab, save them before moving to another. Saving many settings "immediately" - leads to damage to the device!
However, the above advice does not apply to modern models. It must be remembered that some types of settings will “take effect” after a reboot. You can reboot the router by pressing reset "in one click".
In conclusion, consider how to set up a router WiFi at home, where the wireless network is "seen" only by you. Necessarily:
- 1. Come up with a name for the Wi-Fi network (by setting it in the SSID field):
WiFi settings
The name then - you can “hide” (tick “hide access point”).
- 2. Setting the "country" - will change the list of available channels (there are 14 in total, for the 2.4 GHz band).
- 3. WiFi network, can work in “b / g” or “n” mode (it is the fastest), if you don’t know, “mixed” is recommended.
In this model, you can set the maximum number of Wi-Fi users (zero means "auto"). You may have other settings (read the instructions for details).
"Hiding" the name is a method to protect your network. Traffic encryption (WPA2, WPA), password entry (PSK) - referred to as "advanced" methods. To install them, there is a separate tab (“ WiFi settings security").
We hope the information will be useful.
If you decide to install wi-fi at home, at work, or in any other place, then you definitely need to purchase a special device called a router or router. This is a special device that distributes wireless Internet at a certain distance. Routers are classified by power, number of connected objects, speed, range, etc. Therefore, if you want to purchase a router, be sure to check out its specifications. After purchasing this device, you will need to install it. I am sure that 99% of users will have problems doing this, so this article is about how to install a router.
How to install a router - step by step guide
There are a huge number of routers different manufacturers, but the most popular firms are D-Link. That is why we will figure out how to install a D-Link wi-fi router.
1) Open the box with the purchased device, take it out and connect it to the power supply. The lights on the front should light up. If they do not light up, then there is some problem with the router. On the back side we see several ports. We need a port labeled "Internet", into which we must insert the plug that was connected to the computer.
2) In any of the other ports we place the cable that was bundled with the router. This cable must be connected to the computer (to the place where we pulled out the Internet wire).
3) Open any program that gives access to the Internet. In we write the following numbers: 192.168.0.1. This page is the main settings page. You don't need an internet connection to connect to it.
4) We continue to figure out how to install the router. We have opened an authorization page with the fields username and password. In the name field, write admin, and leave the password field blank.
5) On the page that opens, select the Setup item, then the Internet Setup item on the left, and then click Manual Internet Connection Setup.
6) In the Internet Connection Type section that opens, select the item called PPPoE user name / password and select the Dynamic PPPoE item. In the fields Name, Password and Confirm password, enter the data that is written in the contract with your Internet provider.
7) Look a little lower and see the item "clone poppy address". We click on it. In the Connect mode select item, put a dot in front of Always. The rest of the items do not need to be changed.
8) The discussion on how to install is almost complete. It remains only to figure it out In the device menu, which is located on the left, select the Wireless installation item, then the Manual wireless connection setup button will appear in the center, click on it and look at the main settings menu that opens. In the Wireless section, check the box next to Enable wireless network, and in the Wireless network name field, write any name. We also fill in the Wireless network key field and remember it. This field will store your wi-fi password. It is needed so that neighbors and other strangers do not connect to the router.
I hope that after reading this article, you figured out how to install a router.
With the development of the level and prevalence of the Internet, the number of devices that use the World Wide Web has also increased. Smartphones, tablets, laptops, and even TVs all require an internet connection to work comfortably. When there are more than two such devices at home, the question arises of how to connect them at the same time. In this case, a useful device will come to the rescue - a router, the purpose of which is to distribute the Internet connection between various devices. There are several types of routers, so before buying, you need to determine which one is right for you.
By type of connection
The most common type is a router with an Ethernet connection. This refers to a standard network cable (called " twisted pair"), which can be connected directly to a computer. But if you want to connect several gadgets, then you must immediately connect a router (more on this below). The connection speed can reach 1 Gb / s, it depends on the capabilities of your network card and provider.
The second type of connection is called ADSL. It is used to obtain an Internet connection via telephone networks and is more common in the private sector, where there is no possibility to connect via Ethernet. If you have a telephone at home, then there is no need to pull additional wires. True, you will not see speeds of more than 24 Mbps (this maximum speed, subject to a high-quality modern telephone line).
An LTE connection is the third type of router. With this connection, you get the Internet without wires via 3G or 4G networks. So far, this is the most expensive and least common connection method.
If you have decided on the type of router, then you can go directly to the question of how to install a router. And you should start by choosing a location.
Choose a place
Routers are both wired and wireless. If you need to connect both your phone and tablet to the network at the same time, then you should ask how to install a WiFi router at home. Moreover, a wireless router does not exclude connections using wires.
Before connecting, it is advisable to choose the optimal location of the router. Avoid placing on concrete lintels or in remote corners of the apartment, as this will reduce usable area coatings. The perfect place- in the center of the room. Most often, the connection point is limited by the location of the incoming Internet cable. It makes sense to immediately connect and configure the router. And only if the signal level does not suit you, then start to "bother" about the location.
We start connecting
Connect the cable to de-energized devices. For an Ethernet connection, simply plug the incoming network cable into the dedicated jack on the back of the router (labeled WAN). If you have an ADSL connection, then you should use the so-called splitter (included) to separate the telephone and Internet signal.
For the initial setup, you will also need to connect a network cable (also included) to a laptop or desktop computer. This is necessary to enter the administrative panel of the router. We will consider the connection process using the example of a router manufactured by TP-Link. If you know how to install a TP-Link router, then there will be no problems connecting devices from other manufacturers, since the principle is the same everywhere.
We go to the administrative part
In order to enter the device interface, you need to have the following data: IP address, login and password. This information is printed on a label on the bottom of the router. For most models, universal login data will do. Address: 192.168.1.1, which must be entered into the address bar of the browser. After entering the address and pressing the Enter key, a login and password entry window will appear (by default, the login is admin and the password is admin). But there may be options, as in the photo below, where the address of the settings page is different. Therefore, check the label or instructions for the device.
After entering your login and password, you will be taken to the administrative part, where you first need to open the DHCP Server tab. There you need to activate this server, that is, check Enable or "Enable" (depending on the interface language), and click the "Save" button.
The next step in the process of how to install a Wi-Fi router is to determine the type of connection.
Connection type
If you do not have information about the type of connection, then you should check with your Internet provider. Without the correct settings, the Internet will not work. The simplest option is a type called "dynamic IP address". You only need to select this option and click the save button. In rare cases, you will also need to fill in the "Host name" field.
A rarer type - with a static IP address - requires additional filling in the fields with the IP address, default gateway, subnet mask and DNS server (provided by the provider). And when connecting PPPoE (Point-to-point protocol over Ethernet), you should fill in the fields with the username, password and password confirmation.
After setting up the Internet connection, you can proceed to the question, how to set the TP-Link router to wireless transmission mode?
WiFi setup
To do this, you need to find a tab called "Wireless Mode" (options are possible). Then you need to enter the SSID name of the network and select the mode mode. If you are not sure that all your devices support the latest n-mode, then it is better to choose a mixed version of bgn.
Next, you should save the settings and reboot the router. After that, let's move on to the question of how to set a WiFi router in protected mode. For these purposes, the settings provide a section "Network Protection" (Wireless Security). Here you should select the WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK encryption mode and enter a 12-digit password. In the future, this password will need to be entered once on each new device that you want to connect to the network.
After this step, the question of how to install a Wi-Fi router can be considered closed.
Possible problems
If you can't access the admin panel, then try changing your browser. Some devices from different manufacturers have poor compatibility with the Google Chrome browser.
Be careful when entering the router's IP address. If the firmware was updated, it may become 192.168.0.1 instead of 192.168.1.1 (or vice versa).
If after setting up the router you have a weak wireless network signal, then consider installing the WiFi router in another, more open place. Sometimes in the administrative settings you can select the signal strength level. Some router models have detachable antennas. If you change them to more powerful ones, you will be able to significantly expand the coverage area without changing the router (which is much cheaper).
Conclusion
The instruction described above is universal. It will help you in deciding how to install a D Link router, ASUS, Netgear, Linksys, etc. The differences can only be in the administrative panel interface or minor nuances. Provided that you have done everything correctly, all that remains is to connect your gadgets and enjoy the convenience of using the Internet without wires.
