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How can I change subnet on TP-link TD-W8961ND router?

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These days almost all of the houses have got a router. With the help of a router, multitasking is possible with good speed. TP-link routers are famous worldwide. Therefore, there are bound to be some customer service for TP-link routers. Support Router’s TP-link Router Support is a third-party company that works for 24x7 throughout the year to debug all the problems that TP-link users face in daily life. They have prepared this blog in which it has described in step by step that how can the user change the IP address of the TP-link Australia . Follow the instructions below · First you have to change the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 · Then go to the DHCP table and ad ‘my mac’ into static mode · Click on ‘save’ button · Now make necessary changes in DHCP settings · Next go to the auto mode of DHCP setting and add my address · To save this setting press again on ‘save’ button · Then to get a new IP address first disconnect and then reconnect your Wi-Fi client · Then correct ...

How to configure a VPN set up for a TP-link router?

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Be it an office environment or a home environment, virtual private network (VPN) enjoys its popularity everywhere. TP-Link Support provides you a simple method which consists of some easy steps that helps you to establish a virtual network with your TP-link router. Follow the steps that are written below: ·     To configure a VPN set up you need two routers. One is a broadband router and another one is a router that serve your VPN network. To begin with first you need to connect the WAN port of your router to one of the LAN ports of your broadband router. ·     Then go to the admin interface of the TP-link router and carefully select a LAN address range which will be different from your regular LAN address range. After choosing a LAN address range click on “save” button. This action will save your LAN address range and will restart your machine. ·        Now access router with the new LAN address that yo...

Two ways to keep the (TP-Link) Wi-Fi network even more secure

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In case you're similar to me, at that point, you have a truly sweet home systems administration setup maybe one that is greater than what's essential to the extent of your home. You're shooting the wireless transmissions with a remote flag from your essential switch, and you may even be utilizing a passageway to extend that motion to the extent that it can go to guarantee you've generally got inclusion. Here's how: If your signal is strong enough, there's a good chance to pass it directly through your home walls ... and keep working. All your neighbours will see that your wireless network has the strongest signal they can connect their devices to. If you leave your wireless network completely open - although I've been repeatedly told - this network will try to connect to it by default. Password security : In the first place, slap a secret word on your remote system to guarantee that just believed gadgets can peruse the web utilizing your Wi-F...

Best Tips For Safely Connecting To A Public Wireless Network

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While you are travelling out of town on a business trip or waiting for your flight at the airport, the free wireless network is hard to ignore. Users are attracted to free Wi-Fi networks and tend to connect their devices at the very first chance. It offers the users an opportunity of checking their email, social media feeds, and download applications without any care of their device getting hacked. However, with the increase in cybercrime; it has become important to be more alert when connecting your device to a public Wi-Fi network. Cybercriminals and hackers deploy a number of techniques to hack into your device without your knowledge. On one side you might be connected to the airport Wi-Fi, whereas on the other side a hacker might be stealing your important data without your knowledge. Our technical experts at  TP-Link Support Australia are available round-the-clock to help keep your device safe when connected to a public network. I Often Travel By Air For Important B...