When wireless connectivity arises, TP-link routers are the most popular and preferred ones. These routers allow multiple devices to share one internet connection and complete their internet needs from different places.
Some of the things you need to be mindful of before starting the setup process of your TP-link router are the default IP address, login credentials, and PIN. All of these technical details will be required at the time of setup. These details can be found in your router manual. The setup procedure is quite simple, like any other router setup process.
How to Set Up a TP-Link?
Here is step by step guide to setting up a TP link router-
- Firstly, connect your router and modem using an ethernet cable.
- In case your router has a built-in modem then try connecting the internet cable to the WAN or internet port on your router.
- Now, you will have to plug in the router with the help of the AC adaptor. Insert the AC adaptor to the power input on the router and plug in the AC adaptor to an electrical power source.
- Wait till the router is turned on.
- After that, with the help of an Ethernet cable, connect the LAN port on your router to your computer.
- You can also consider establishing a wireless connection with the help of the default username and password given on the router or user manual.
- Now, you must go to your web browser and type 192.168.0.1 or tplinkwifi.net in the search bar.
- You will have to create a strong password to log in.
- Once you are logged in, you must select the TP-link setup wizard, which will help you in selecting your time zone.
- Choose the type of internet connection you want and enter all the additional information required for that specific connection type.
- You will have to personalize wireless settings by setting up Wi-Fi individually on each band.
- Now, enter each band's password and network name (SSID).
- Now, the router will check the internet connection.
- Choose the "next" option and proceed.
You have now successfully set up your TP-link router. You can also navigate and manage settings for remote management of the network.