Telecom light Cat and Tplink router how to connect

the connection setting method of telecommunication light cat and Tplink router

Telecom's light cat default login IP is 192.168.1.1 username and password can be found in the cat's back tag, due to personal preferences, notes modified to 172.16.2.1 use a network cable with a computer connected to the light of the cat's arbitrary network port:

Log on to the Router Administration page, and the username and password can be found on the label on the back of the Light cat:

Switch to network-LAN side address configuration to enter the LAN IP address and mask, because we need to use our own wireless router so we ban the DHCP server here, and then "save" me here take 172.16.2.1 as an example:

Turn off the wireless capabilities of the telecommunications optical cat, switch to the "network"-"WLAN Configuration" page, remove and save the "Enable wireless" check:

To exit after restarting the router:

Below we will configure the Tp-link router, the same tp-link router default login IP is also 192.168.1.1 if not please refer to the instructions, the router is generally printed on the back of the label on the router login information:

To enter the network parameters setting, let's set the LAN port settings first. Because before Telecom's light cat I set it to the 172.16.2.1 here can not be set to 172.16.2.x, so I set it to the 172.16.1.1 mask option 255.255.255 Click Save to go to the next setting:

This step sets the WAN port of the Tp-link router, where the WAN port connection type we set to "Static IP" IP address set to 172.168.2.2 this IP address is not the same as the telecommunications of the light cat, but must be a 172.16.2.x mask is the same 255.255.255.0 gateway is the telecommunications optical cat LAN port IP address, that is 172.16.2.1 other default, of course, can also enter the DNS server IP, this is Optional, as shown in the following figure:

Here we can through the Tp-link router Internet, but our goal is to turn on wireless, switch to the "Wireless parameters" page, we enter the SSID number, select frequency bands, the frequency band generally automatically can, but also can choose mode, the author of the wireless router older, The highest can support 802.11g, if it is newer can use 802.11n, click to turn on the wireless function, for the sake of security, finally have to set the security options, security type We can choose WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK finally enter a security key, so that can be:

Finally, we may need to set up the DHCP service, we may have several Internet terminals or friends coming over for tea and trying to connect to WiFi. This will be more convenient, in general, the setting of the DHCP server address pool to our common need for fixed IP address to exclude the outside on it, The following figure:

To this end, use the router to connect the telecommunications light cat and turn on the wireless here's the intro.