Router Configuration

Disconnect the router

Disconnect all ethernet connections from the router, disconnect the server if connected(using wifi).

Connect a client to the router

• Look for an SSID named TP-Link_xxx in your Wi-Fi network list.
• The default password is usually found on a label beneath the router.

Open interface

Open the router’s web interface in a web browser here: 192.168.0.1

• Enter 192.168.0.1 in your web browser to access the router’s settings.
• You’ll be prompted to set a new admin password for security purposes.
• The router’s interface should now be visible to you.

Configure Operation Mode

To change Operation Mode - Select Operation Mode from the side menu. - Choose Access Point mode, save the changes, and wait for the router to reboot.

Configure SSID, Width and Channel

To change the SSID, Width and Channel

• Navigate to Wireless settings in the side menu.
• Set the Wireless Network Name to your desired SSID.
• Adjust Channel Width to 40 MHz for better performance.
• Set the Channel to Auto or if using multiple routers, as per the provided table.
• Save the changes and reconnect using the new SSID with the previous password.

Set Password

• Go to Wireless Security settings under the Wireless menu.
• Choose WPA/WPA2 - Personal and enter the wifi password.
• Save and recconnect the SSID using the new password

Configure IP and Gateway

• Select Network from the main menu and choose LAN settings.
• Opt for Static IP and input the correct IP address.
• Set the Gateway to 192.168.1.1
• Save the settings and let the router reboot.

Disable DHCP

• After setting the new IP, access the web interface using the new address (e.g., 192.168.1.100).
• Log in with the new IP and admin password.
• Go to DHCP settings and click on Disable.