Classic Case Tracking Analysis Wireless Router Fault

Because of this, maintaining a wireless router to run safely and efficiently is an issue that administrators must first consider.

Here are a few classic examples of wireless routers, I hope to help everyone.

Case 1: Unable to log in to the wireless router's settings page for routing settings

Cause: Troubleshoot the hardware and its connection, mainly because the connection created during the previous login was incorrect.

Troubleshooting:

Step 1: First check the wireless connection between the router and the computer, and check if the indicator on the LAN port of the router is normal.

Step 2: If the computer has a firewall or real-time monitoring anti-virus software, it will be turned off temporarily, then set the local IP address to the same network segment as the router, and then set the gateway address as the router. The default IP address.

Step 3: Open the browser's "Internet Options" dialog box. In the "Connections" option, if you have ever created a connection, check the "Never dial a connection" option. Click the "LAN Settings" button to uncheck all the checked options.

Case 2: Prompt network is not working, connection error

Reason: Hardware error, connection failure and setting of wireless network card may cause network connection failure.

Troubleshooting:

Step 1: The first thing to check is whether there is any error in the connection configuration. Check the broadband access terminal and the indicator on the router to ensure the power of the router is normal. It can be explained whether the broadband line access terminal is normal. It can be identified in the manual which light is the broadband access terminal and the user terminal, and the light is blinking, and the continuous blinking is normal, and the light is not bright or the long light is not blinking. We can replace the original line with a broadband glue line to connect.

Step 2: If the fault persists, check whether the router is placed too far away from the receiving computer or there is a large obstacle in the middle. At this time, please re-position the router so that the wireless router and the receiving computer do not have too many obstacles, and the receiving computer can be within the signal transmission range of the wireless router.

Step 3: Checking the wireless network card is also necessary. You can replace the new network card and re-install the driver for debugging. Click on the network card and click “View available wireless connections” to refresh the network list. & rdquo; After setting the NIC parameters, and then check the presence or absence of data transmission and reception in the "Attributes", troubleshooting.

Tip: Of course, the hardware failure of the router itself is also the direct cause of the line failure, but this is not the scope we can solve, should contact the manufacturer for repair or replacement.