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Connecting a router (router) to a modem (modem) allows us to access the Internet from many devices in the house, while providing an extra layer of security against hackers and third parties. Routers and modems can be properly installed using the two Ethernet cables, coax and power cords that come with the device. This wikiHow teaches you how to connect your router to your modem.
Steps
Connect the router to the modem
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Plug the Internet cable into the wall port. If you use fiber optic cable, connect the coaxial cable to the wall port for Internet transmission. As for the DSL modem, you need to plug the phone line into the wall port for the phone.
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Plug the other end of the network cable into the modem. Plug the end of the coax cable or telephone cord into the appropriate port on the modem. Thus the modem will receive the Internet.
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Plug the modem’s power cord into the device. Find the AC adapter port on the modem and then connect the AC adapter.
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Plug the modem’s power cord into a nearby power outlet. The modem will be powered up.
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Turn on the modem. If the modem does not turn on immediately after plugging it in, find the switch on the device and turn it on.
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Plug the Ethernet cable into the “Ethernet” port on the modem. This port is used to connect other devices to the modem.
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Plug the other end of the cable into the router. Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into the port labeled “WAN”, “Internet”, or similar on the router. This port is usually next to the four color “LAN” ports on the router.
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Plug the power cord into the router. Find the AC adapter port on the router and plug the power cord into the router.
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Plug the router’s power cord into a nearby power outlet. The router will most likely turn on by itself once plugged in and take a few minutes to fully boot up.
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Connect the second Ethernet cable to the router. Plug the end of the Ethernet cable into one of the router’s “LAN” labeled ports.
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Plug the Ethernet cable into the computer. Find an empty LAN port on your laptop or desktop and plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into the machine.
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Check the lights on the modem and router to see if they are on. A bright light indicates that the devices are properly connected. The way the lights light will also vary depending on the make and model of the router. Refer to the user manual or the manufacturer’s website for more information. [1] X Research Source
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Open a web browser. Once connected to the Internet properly, you should be able to go online using a web browser.
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Enter the router IP address in the text bar at the top of the browser. The default IP address of the router will vary depending on the device manufacturer and model. You can check the user manual or the manufacturer’s website to find the IP address for the router.
- Common default IP addresses include 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1 and 10.0.0.1
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Enter the default username and password. We need to log into the router with the default account information. Check the user manual or manufacturer’s website to determine the username and password for the router.
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Update router firmware . When connecting to a new router, all you need to do is update the device. On the web interface, find the router update option and click it. The router firmware update process will vary depending on the device manufacturer and model.
- You can also use the router’s web interface to set up port forwarding and block websites.
Configure the wireless network
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Open a web browser. Once connected to the Internet properly, you should be able to go online using a web browser.
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Enter the router IP address in the text bar at the top of the browser. The default IP address of the router will vary depending on the device manufacturer and model. You can check the user manual or the manufacturer’s website to find the IP address for the router.
- Common default IP addresses include 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1 and 10.0.0.1
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Enter the default username and password. We need to log into the router with the default account information. Check the user manual or manufacturer’s website to determine the username and password for the router.
- Common usernames and passwords are “admin” and “password”.
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Find the wireless network settings. The web interface of each router manufacturer and model will have a different layout. Look for your router’s wireless network settings. This section may be under the heading “System”, “Settings”, “Configuration”, or similar.
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Name the Wi-Fi. Find the SSID setting on the router’s web interface. Enter a name for the wireless network in the SSID field.
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Select “WPA/WPA2” as the encryption key. This is the most secure encryption key for Wi-Fi network password.
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Enter the Wi-Fi password. This field can be named “key”, “wireless key”, or “pass key”. This is the password that you will enter into other devices to connect to the wireless network.
- A strong password needs to be at least 8 characters, and a combination of letters and numbers.
- You need to make sure you use a password that you don’t mind giving out to guests. Do not use the same password as other personal accounts.
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Save changes to the system. Find the router’s option to save changes. This option button will vary depending on the router manufacturer and model.
Troubleshooting when setting up
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Try disconnecting the modem for 15 seconds. If suddenly you can’t access the Internet, try unplugging the modem and plugging it back in after a few seconds. This allows the modem to shut down completely and initiate a new, stronger connection. After 15 seconds, you can reconnect the modem cord and wait at least two minutes before starting to access the Internet again. [2] X Research Source
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Try restarting both the modem and the router. If you have problems connecting to the Internet, try powering off the entire system and restarting the devices. This is to help refresh devices and fortify a stronger and longer-lasting Internet connection.
- Turn off the computer and unplug the modem.
- Disconnect the router’s power supply. Then check to make sure that both the Ethernet and coax cables are securely plugged into the devices.
- Reconnect the modem power cord and then the router.
- Wait two minutes, then turn on the computer. You should now be able to access the Internet.
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Try swapping Ethernet and coax cables. This process is intended to eliminate equipment problems when you cannot access the Internet. In most cases, if the cable is frayed or damaged, you will have difficulty accessing the Internet.
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Check to see if your area has power outages. If service is interrupted, contact your carrier. In some cases, temporary service interruptions may occur due to local maintenance or power outages.
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Check if the modem is compatible with the router. If the connection cannot be established, you need to contact your service provider to check if the router is compatible with this modem. Some modems may be outdated and therefore not compatible with the router provided by the carrier.
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Check if the modem requires any special configuration. If you cannot connect to the Internet, contact your carrier to ask if this modem requires any special configuration. Some cable modems need to be configured with an Ethernet port first to work properly with a network router. [3] X Research Sources
Things you need
- Router
- Modem
- 2 Ethernet cables
- Coaxial Cable
- Router’s power cord
- Modem power cord
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This article was co-written by Luigi Oppido. Luigi Oppido is the owner and operator of Pleasure Point Computers in Santa Cruz, CA. He has over 25 years of experience in general computer repair, data recovery, antivirus and upgrade.
This article has been viewed 21,753 times.
Connecting a router (router) to a modem (modem) allows us to access the Internet from many devices in the house, while providing an extra layer of security against hackers and third parties. Routers and modems can be properly installed using the two Ethernet cables, coax and power cords that come with the device. This wikiHow teaches you how to connect your router to your modem.
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