Category: Windows

Router MP Key Considerations and Best Practices

PBR is a packet routing and forwarding process that allows a router to determine how packets passing through it are handled based on a route map. The route map decides the next-hop forwarding router for a packet. Generally, enabling dynamic routing protocols on a router to dynamically learn the network topology may cause devices within the network to dynamically …

How to Configure VLANs on a Router

VLAN assignment based on switch ports is the most widely used and most effective method. Currently, the vast majority of switches supporting VLAN protocols offer this VLAN configuration method. This VLAN assignment method is based on the Ethernet switch鈥檚 physical ports, grouping the physical ports on the VLAN switch and the internal PVC ports of the VLAN switch into…

Simple Guide to Connecting and Configuring a Secondary Router

Dual-router cascading involves connecting two routers (referred to as A and B below) via an Ethernet cable. This is typically done when the LAN ports on a single device are insufficient (mainstream models only have 4 ports) and you need to connect multiple routers to share the same public network or LAN. Below is a simple connection and setup method, divided into three steps: 1. Fir …

How to Fix a Compromised Router Password

Many people find themselves unable to access the internet because someone else has changed their router login password and taken control of the Wi-Fi password. Below, I will show you how to deal with this. 1. Router Default Passwords Aside from a few manufacturers whose wireless routers have universal passwords or login exploits, if you haven’t previously …

How to Handle Router Link Failures

A link refers to the physical circuit between a node and an adjacent node. It relies on the physical layer to provide data transmission and reception services, while offering the network layer functions such as data packet encapsulation and network layer parameter negotiation. The sender and receiver determine the information necessary for data transmission by exchanging LCP packets. 1. …

How to Choose Anti-DDoS Switches for Internet Cafes

Similar to how ARP viruses often manifest as direct attacks on internet cafes, causing frequent disconnections for users, solving network attacks has become a hot topic for internet cafes. Internet cafe switches can identify, block, limit, and log ARP attack and DDoS attack events. When purchasing switches for an internet cafe, you need to buy products capable of solving network attacks…

How to Clear Router Internal Configuration Data

For network devices, clearing configuration information is the best way to prevent hackers from easily accessing the corporate network. Today, I’ll show you how to clean up internal data on routers and switches. When wiping a Cisco router, there are two different methods to choose from, and they are typically used for different …

How to Configure a Router as a Switch for IPv6 Networks

Since campus networks have IPv6, but most current low-end routers don’t support IPv6 implementation well, you can’t use IPv6 when accessing the internet through router NAT. That said, there’s still a workaround — configure the router to act as a switch through specific settings. The method is: 1. Set the IP address of the router’s LAN port …

How to Reset a Router

Broadband Router Category: 1) Reset Method for TL-R4XX, TL-R4XXX New-Generation Internet Caf茅 Routers with M1/M2 Lights and TL-FR5300 Firewall Router: There is a small hole on the front/rear panel of the router, next to the word: Reset. Power off the router, find a pointed object such as a pen tip to press and hold the Reset button, power on the router…

How to Crack Router Login Credentials and Take Control of the LAN

If you have a good network administrator who can properly plan the network, that’s fine. But if the landlord of a rental property is reluctant to spend money on a good router and doesn’t know how to manage the network themselves, it’s a real headache — leaving the building’s network in complete chaos. In the end, you have to step in and fix the problem yourself. Wondering how to solve it? Simple: crack the router’s management …