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Configuring a TPLINK Router

TP Link Archer AC1200 Basic Configuration

Steps

Configuring Your Router

•Unbox the router and power up the router.

•Connect the Act internet cable to the WAN/Internet port(different coloured port) of the router.

•An extra LAN cable will be available with the router, connect one end of LAN cable to the LAN

port(1-4) of the router(any one port) and one end to the PC or Laptop.

•In the system press key & R key together to open Run dialog box.

•Type ipconfig on the command prompt(Black screen) . The default gateway of the LAN or Ethernet

adapter will be the Router address. (Ex:192.168.0.1)

STEP 1 (a): Connect Your PC to the Router

•Switch on the router and connect ACT internet cable to the WAN/Internet port of the router

•Go to setting in the Mobile, turn on Wi-Fi and wait until the mobile detects router name press

the router name to connect.

•If the router is already configured and the Wi-Fi password is known then go to settings in the

Mobile

•Under “Wireless and Networks”, press Wi-Fi make sure "Wi-Fi" is turned on.

•Wait until the mobile detects router name press the router name if prompted enter the Wi-Fi

password and press Connect.

STEP 1 (b): Connect Your Mobile

NOTE

•Every Router Configuration has two parts

–Configuring the Internet Part, where we tell the Router how to connect to the internet.

–Configuring the Wi-Fi Part, where we decide the name and password with which we connect to the Router

•Internet Configuration shown here will guide to Configure the Router in PPPoE.

–This will enable you to browse internet directly, every time you connect to the router. No need to login again and

again.

•Wi-Fi Configuration has also been given, in order to ease the process of you connecting to the Router

–SSID and Password Creation have been explained

–Few high end routers have two bands to work on – 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz

–2.4 GHz band provides higher range, but lesser speed.

–5 GHz band provides lower range, but higher speed.

–Changing Different Wi-Fi Channels – Helps in reducing Slow Speed Issues.

STEP 2: Logging into the Router

•Open a browser Enter the below IP Address in the Address Bar. A login page appears. The

usual usernames and passwords are given in the table below.

Router Name IP Address Username Password

Cisco or Linksys 192.168.1.1 admin admin

D-Link 192.168.0.1 admin (blank)

TP-Link 192.168.0.1 admin admin

Net gear 192.168.1.1 admin password

Belkin 192.168.2.1 Click on Login in Home (blank)

Tenda 192.168.0.1 admin admin

i-Ball Baton 192.168.1.1 admin admin

Digisol 192.168.2.1 admin 1234 or admin

Asus 192.168.1.1 admin admin

•If all the above credentials do not work, please check the back of the router where the

username and password will be mentioned.

STEP 3(a): Internet Connectivity – PPPoE Configuration

Step 1 : Open any web browser

Step 2 : Type Router page address on the address bar (192.168.0.1)

Step 3 : Login with credentials (admin/password)

STEP 3(b): Internet Connectivity – PPPoE Configuration

Step 1:Select the PPPOE and click next

Step 2:Enter the portal username in the PPPoE username field

Step 3:Enter the portal password In the PPPoE password

Step 4: Click on Save

STEP 4: Wi-Fi Connectivity – Router SSID/Password Configuration

Step 1: Type in your preferred Wi-Fi name in SSID(Network name dialog box) and

give different name

for both 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz.

Step 2: Type in your desired password

Step 3: click on Save

STEP 5 (As and when required): Firmware upgrade

System Tools > firmware upgrade > upload the new firmware file > upgrade firmware

You can choose to download a Firmware

version and then upload it offline or choose

to download directly from internet itself.

•Channels are the mediums through which your router transmits signals to other devices.

•There are several channels that one can choose from, based on the Frequency at which your router

works (Bands – 2.4 GHz) and the premises.

–Step A: Download any Wi-Fi Analyzer software from Internet (It is a Freeware).

–Step B: Choose to view different channels. We have provided an Example for better understanding.

–Step C: Channel numbers for 2.4 GHz will be in the range of 1 to 13

–Step D: Wi-Fi analyzer will show which channel is being utilized most and which one the least. Refer the example in

the next slide. Choosing a channel with least utilization will give maximum advantage.

STEP 6: Channel Change (As and when required)

More Stars implies

Lesser Utilization of

Channel