Hi,
I had a telephone DSL and had recently bought a new TP-Link W8951ND ADSL2+ wireless modem.
Have shifted the apartment and ISP doesnot have service there. Cable internet is available and they have provided me an RJ45 connection which can be directly plugged into the computer and using a login id and password can be connected to internet. This id and password needs to be entered into a dialup connection box.
I am able to put my TP-Link router in between (ie. on Lan port 1 the cable internet is connected and on port 2 my computer is connected). Using the dial-up on my PC I am able to use he internet.
However I am unable to use my wireless devices (such as mobile phones), Any help on howto connect them will be great. Further, I donot want to use the dial-up connection to enter password always, can it be saved on the router? If that is so my lan slot 1 will connect to internet and all network from PC, wireless devices can be routed to lan slot 1.
How do I do the above setting. Help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
I had a telephone DSL and had recently bought a new TP-Link W8951ND ADSL2+ wireless modem.
Have shifted the apartment and ISP doesnot have service there. Cable internet is available and they have provided me an RJ45 connection which can be directly plugged into the computer and using a login id and password can be connected to internet. This id and password needs to be entered into a dialup connection box.
I am able to put my TP-Link router in between (ie. on Lan port 1 the cable internet is connected and on port 2 my computer is connected). Using the dial-up on my PC I am able to use he internet.
However I am unable to use my wireless devices (such as mobile phones), Any help on howto connect them will be great. Further, I donot want to use the dial-up connection to enter password always, can it be saved on the router? If that is so my lan slot 1 will connect to internet and all network from PC, wireless devices can be routed to lan slot 1.
How do I do the above setting. Help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,