Cannot get to 192.168...tp-link settings

Malinak05 · Jan 26, 2018

I connected TP-Link router to various machines with no luck, even after reseting it three times. It just shows 'No internet connection' and the troubleshooter shows no DNS connection. What info from ipconfig do you need?
Thank you!

Dunlop0078 · Jan 26, 2018

IPV4, Default gateway, subnet mask, and DNS servers would be helpful. You will need to use the 'ipconfig /all' command to get the DNS servers.

Isokolon · Jan 26, 2018

ipconfig.

interesting bit is the IPv4 address, Gateway & subnet

after that, try to ping the IPv4 address
after that try to ping the gateway

if both are successful, type

"tracert 8.8.8.8"

post your results of the tracert here.
same for the IPv4 address (just to varify it's not a windows assigned dummy address)

Malinak05 · Jan 26, 2018

Isokolon :

Replying to both of you:
IPV4: 160.216.153.112 (preferred)
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
default gateway: 160.216.153.1
DNS servers: 160.216.40.10 and 160.216.40.20

Pinged both the IPV4 and the gateway to no success. timeouts.
If it's something trivial I'm very sorry but I don't really understand these things and don't really have a clue here

Thank you!

Malinak05 · Jan 26, 2018

I solved it! I don't know why but I had to connect via wi-fi (through notebook). It had some kind of special (Linux-based) system so maybe that's why it didn't want to cooperate at first. So sorry for bothering! I should have tried connecting via wi-fi before posting the problem.
Thank you tho!

Isokolon · Jan 26, 2018

if you can't ping the own IP it sounds like your LAN adapter is missing a driver or sth

but I', glad you were able to solve it

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