TP-Link TL-WR841N Manuel utilisateur
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WISP Setup Guide for TP-Link TL-WR841N 300 Mbps Wireless N Router
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Colorado Technology Specialist
Summary
This document explains how to configure the TP-Link WR841N router to provide a secure private
network for Tax-Aide work. It is based on the document titled “WISP Setup Guide for TP-Link TL-
WR810N, produced by the Tax-Aide National Technology Committee.
Contents
WISP Setup Guide for TP-Link TL-WR841N 300 Mbps Wireless N Router.................................................... 1
Summary ................................................................................................................................................... 1
Overview ................................................................................................................................................... 1
Collect Information, Set Up Your Computer and Connect the Router ..................................................... 1
Router Setup ............................................................................................................................................. 2
Accessing the Router after Configuration................................................................................................. 7
Recommended Configuration....................................................................................................................... 8
Set Time Zone and Time ........................................................................................................................... 8
Check for New Firmware .......................................................................................................................... 9
Set the DHCP IP Pool Address Range ...................................................................................................... 15
Backup Configuration.............................................................................................................................. 16
Overview
•This setup must be performed for first-time connection to the host site wireless network or
AARP hotspot, or if the host site’s or hotspot’s network name or password changes.
•This setup makes the router work at one site or for hotspot only.
•If connecting to a host site internet connection, the setup must be done at that site.
Collect Information, Set Up Your Computer and Connect the Router
1. Get the SSID (network name) and password for the network to which you are going to connect
(host site or AARP hotspot.)
2. Use a recently reimaged AARP laptop for the setup.
3. Get the SSID and the wireless password for the TP-Link TL-WR841N router from the label on its
bottom site. Note that the label is very small, smaller than pictured here.
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Note: If you accidentally lose the connection, get lost, or otherwise fail, you can always start
over at step 4.
Router Setup
4. Restore router default settings. Connect the router to power, then push and hold the
“WPS/Reset” button until the lights flash, and the power indicator light alone flashes. Shortly
thereafter the WiFi signal light will turn on.
5. Connect to the router. Left click the WiFi symbol
in the Windows system tray (normally in the
lower-right corner of the Windows desktop),
select the SSID for the TP-Link router, click the
“Connect” button, type in the router’s factory
wireless password (printed on the label on the
bottom of the router), then press the “Next”
button.
6. Access the router login page.
Open a web browser and type
192.168.0.1 in the address bar
and press Enter. The Login
dialog will be displayed:
7. Log in to the router administration page. Type admin in both the Username and Password fields
then click the “Log In” button.
8. Run Quick Setup. When the “Quick Setup—Start” page opens, click the “Next” button.
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9. Quick Setup – Operation Mode: Select “Hotspot Router” or “WISP” then click the “Next”
button:
10. Quick Setup – WAN Connection Type. Select “Dynamic IP” then click the “Next” button:
11. AP List. A list of WiFi networks will appear. (Your list will be different than illustrated here and
may have only one WiFi network, the public network at the facility where you do taxes.)
12. Select the host network. Click on the blue underlined text labeled “Connect” to connect to the
public network of your Tax-Aide facility.
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13. Client Setting. If the host WiFi network at your facility requires a password to connect to, enter
it in the Wireless Password field. Otherwise, leave this field blank:
14. AP Setting. (You will likely need to scroll down to see this entry field.)
a. Local Network SSID. Enter your Tax-Aide network name. If you have not defined one
locally, enter TA.
b. Wireless Security Mode. Leave “WPA2-PSK” selected.
c. Wireless Password. Enter the password for your Tax-Aide network. This is the password
your counselors will use to connect to the Tax-Aide secure WiFi network on their
computers.
d. Click the “next” button at the bottom of the page.
15. Reboot the router. Press the “Finish” button to reboot the router. The router will take several
seconds to reboot:
Note: Once the router has rebooted, your Web browser will lose connectivity to the Internet
and to the router itself. “This site can’t be reached” or “No internet” may be displayed in the
browser window.
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16. Reconnect to the router. Left click the WiFi symbol in the Windows system tray, select the
name of the Tax-Aide network (TA, for example) from step 14, and click the “Connect” button.
Next, enter the password created in step 14, then press the “Next” button.
17. If necessary, access the router login page. (Note: If you left the browser window open, this step
will likely not be necessary.) Open a browser window and type 192.168.0.1 in the address bar
and press Enter. The Login dialog will be displayed. Type admin in both the “Username” and
“Password” fields then click the “Log In” button.
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18. Change the router administration credentials.
a. Click on “System Tools” near the bottom of the left menu column, then on “Password”
in the expanded menu.
b. Enter the factory default router’s (“old”) username and (“old”) password (admin for
both), then enter a “New User Name”, “New Password” and “Confirm Password”, then
click the “Save” button. (You may choose your own new user name and password. Be
sure to remember them!)
You will be logged off and returned to the router administration login page.
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19. Change the router IP address (optional but recommended). This will minimize issues related to
IP address conflicts.
a. Login using the new router administration Username and Password defined in the
previous step.
b. Click on “Network” in the left-hand menu, then “LAN”. Change the IP Address to
192.168.234.1, or to the IP address you prefer for your site. Next, press the “Save”
button.
A pop-up will display “Modification of LAN IP Address or Subnet Mask will take effect after
rebooting, click OK to reboot the device now.” Go ahead and click the OK button. A progress bar
will display as the router reboots.
Accessing the Router after Configuration
After completing this configuration, to access the router’s Log In page, you will first need to connect to
its WIFi network (e.g. “TA”), then type the IP address you defined in step 19 in a browser window (e.g.
192.168.234.1).
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Recommended Configuration
We recommend the following to further configure your router:
•Set the correct time zone and time. Enable daylight savings time.
•Update firmware to the latest available version
•Backup configuration settings
•Set the DHCP IP Pool address range
Set Time Zone and Time
1. Access the router login page. Open a web browser and type 192.168.234.1 (or the custom
gateway address you picked for your site) in the
address bar and press Enter. The Login dialog
will be displayed. Enter the router’s new
Username and Password you defined in step 18
on page 6 then press “Log In”.
2. Select “System Tools” then “Time Settings” from the left-hand menu:
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3. Change Time Settings:
a. Change the time zone to your time zone.
b. Ensure the date and time are set correctly in Windows on your computer. Then press
the “Get from PC” button.
c. Press the top “Save” button.
d. Tick the “Enable Daylight Savings” checkbox.
e. Press the bottom “Save” button.
Check for New Firmware
We recommend checking for new firmware periodically, at least before the start of a new tax season.
1. Access the router login page. Open a web browser and type 192.168.234.1 (or the custom
gateway address you picked for your site) in the
address bar and press Enter. The Login dialog
will be displayed. Enter the router’s new
Username and Password you defined in step 18
on page 6 then press “Log In”.
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2. Select “System Tools” then “Firmware Upgrade” from the left-hand menu:
The router’s current firmware version will be displayed:
3. Check for a new firmware version on TP-Link’s Web. Click on the link shown in the help section
on the right-hand side of the page:
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