>at dad's house
>internet won't stop dicking out
>google router's model number out of curiousity
>reviews on amazon as far back as 2002
>mfw
I'm about to head out with him and buy a new router. How much easier is it these days to set up a new router? Haven't done this in a very long time. I just connect my computer (which is a laptop) via Ethernet, plug the router into the modem, register the router's MAC address via my ISP's website, and I'm good to go?
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>register router's MAC address
What year is this?
I'm pretty sure mine just worked out of the box basically, then you just setup the config and security. It's not like it used to be OP, everything nowadays is on easy mode.
>not flashing the latest OpenWRT build without LuCI included and using only the console to set everything up
get off of Sup Forums
Hey you know instead of fishing for an adrenaline rush you can help me out here.
>New kot for my collection
I having a pretty good day.
I have more, user
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Find out what the default IP of router, plug into it via ethernet, open web browser, go to router ip adress, configure settings, profit.
If you cant log in change your IPv4 settings to have the router as the gateway
That isn't the кoт
Ah well that's fantastic. Yeah I'm in RadioShack now and the guy said its just a plug-and-play
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>tech support
2 of these things need to go
Why didn't you just post in SQT? This question is so stupid...
Yeah thanks man, like I said haven't done this shit in a very long time.
*I'm ffs
thanks
I've had a TP-Link router and as far as I know it was plug and play. But recently I bought an Ubiquiti Edgerouter X and the setup was a bit of work (using static ip on host and switching cables)
no it's the legendary catte, as seen on Sup Forums
Outside of businesses, what's the point of a static IP? Can't ban evade on a static IP!
Just turn the thing off for a minute then back on. They need this sometimes.
go back to ReadIt
>tfw amazon only sold books in 2002 and OP is autistic