After arriving in Shenzhen, the China Telecom broadband here does not provide public IPv4 (it can be obtained for an additional fee of 100 yuan per month, which I am reluctant to pay), so my previous “home” solution—Surge Ponte over IPv4 Port forwarding is no longer usable. I can only use DMZ + Surge Ponte … Read more
As more users share internet access at home and connect laptops to the internet via wireless routers at work, wireless routers have become increasingly popular due to their affordability and the ability to use both wireless and wired connections simultaneously. This article discusses the setup of TP-Link wireless routers. Generally, there are two types of … Read more
Introducing the setup of the TP-Link wireless router. The demonstration is based on a brand new router. If you are unsure whether the router has been configured previously, it is recommended to reset the TP-Link wireless router. The correct method to reset the TP-Link wireless router: While the router is powered on, press and hold … Read more
Wi-Fi transmits using short waves, so its coverage range is quite small. If you are too far from the router, the signal will weaken significantly. In fact, a router can only transmit up to about 46 meters. If the router is placed in a corner of the room, the signal at the opposite corner may … Read more
Introduction In OpenWRT development, we may encounter the requirement to convert some network devices from wireless to wired. We can achieve this by adding a network port driver inside the device. Here, we introduce a simple and straightforward method: remove the DHCP function from LAN, and bridge WiFi and LAN to realize the wireless to … Read more