Router Setup

When talking about extending things, people usually think expansion or spread of something. Well, in technical term, a Wi-Fi range extender is nothing different. It is designed to extend or expand the coverage area for the Internet network you are on. It involves a very simple series of steps or a simple procedure. Here, in this read, you’ll get to know the step-wise procedure for your Netgear N300 WiFi range extender setup that would help you effectively double or increase the network coverage areas. So, let’s get to the steps involved in the process without any further ado. The setup process Let’s take a look at the steps for the  Netgear N300 WiFi range extender  setup: Once you’ve got the Wi-Fi extender, plug it in. Connect your mobile or computer to the same Wi-Fi network. Type in the link to the new extender setup in a web browser. Locate and go for the “New Extender Setup” option. Go through the terms and conditions and hit “Yes” or “I Agree”. Settle on the credentials ...

  A WPS button has been provided on almost every router. It helps to connect easily to your device over your router’ network. As we all know that WPS is a short form of Wi-Fi protected setup and a WPS button also does the same. It helps to access the internet without asking for any password. Anyone who comes into your range can have access to the Wi-Fi that you are having. It is important to know how a WPS button works on a Netgear router. Today in this post we will discuss the method to establish a network connection using the WPS button on Netgear router. Method to use WPS button on Netgear Router Step 1:  In the first step you need to do some homework on basic things. Check that all the lights are on or not. If the lights are off then it means the router-id is off for your router. Step 2:  If you find the lights off then try to plug the router with an electrical power supply and turn it on. Step 3:  Now, try to find out the location of the WPS button on th...

  In technical terms, port forwarding refers to a procedure that allows other external systems/devices to access several computer services by getting on a private Internet network. This process is supported by a precise mapping of the external ports to an IP address and port (both internal). Configuration of port forward on the home router, i.e. internal, is a mandatory task that needs to be done before you set up the port forwarding. However, there are times when you can get the port forward without router. Here, in this read, you’ll get to know and understand how to the same. No router for port forwarding Let’s look at every essential detail that relates the  port forward without router : Firstly, if you do not want to route traffic to your Internet connection network, your router would not require forwarding ports. Again, if your computer system/device is connected to the internet and already on the network, let’s say, the system is connected to the network via a modem, the...