Common techniques for fault diagnosis of wireless routers

      As with other devices, routers can also fail. Before you decide to buy a new router, why not look at the nine tips that the author recommends for you? Now there are many models of wireless routers on the market, and these routers have become an important part of home and office space, assigning wireless internet to our users, and allowing us to access network services through our local network.

Administrator access: Make sure you are logged into the router's control panel because all configuration and troubleshooting is done from the Administrator's Control Panel. For Linksys routers, type "92.168.0.1" in the browser's address bar. Enter details to log in, keep the user name blank, and type "Admin" in the Password box. Users can also view a quick guide to the router to view relevant details.

Reset the router: The user's router profile may be corrupted after multiple changes and reboots. You might as well use a paper clip or something, an ammonium reset button on a router. If you can't find the encirclement button, refer to the router's manual. You should keep the reset button pressed for more than 30 seconds to return the router to its factory default value.

To update the router's firmware: Make sure your router is running the latest firmware. The firmware is the software that runs on the router's motherboard. You can download the latest router firmware version from the manufacturer's website. Now the online article about the firmware is many, may wish to search and see.

Bad signals and placement of routers: Make sure your wireless router is in the best position to achieve optimal performance. How do you do that? You may wish to move your wireless router until you reach a location where the signal is strongest. Do not put the router in a position near the wall, or you will send the signal outside.

DHCP settings: Make sure that your wireless router is configured to DHCP by using the Control Panel, so that your computer can connect automatically.

MAC Address filtering: If you are unable to connect to the wireless router and the password is incorrect, you may want to check your device for MAC address filtering. If so, you should disable it or add your MAC address manually.

Unstable connections: If your connection is unstable, disconnected, and often reconnected, then there may be interference or conflict, and you should change the channel of your wireless router to another try. (Tutorial   

Cannot access the Internet: If you are not able to access the Internet, but you can access the wireless router, check the wireless router's control panel to see if you have a DHCP address from an Internet service provider. If so, it should be rebuilt or refreshed., and reconnect.

Check for compatibility: Be sure to keep your wireless router compatible with the 802.11 signal, otherwise your laptop and desktop will not be able to connect.

If the above technology still fails, you should use a search engine, enter the router's model into the search engine searching box, and enter a keyword such as "Troubleshooting" to search, and you will get more tips on