Disassembly of TP-LINK XDR3250 Wireless Router

Disassembly of TP-LINK XDR3250 Wireless Router

The packaging is compact and neat, and the built-in antennas have these advantages. The effect picture of the XDR3250 looks very much like an ashtray, but the actual product does not resemble it much, as it looks more like a fruit plate. Opening the outer packaging: All accessories: Power output specification is 12V/2A. A super … Read more

TP-Link Discontinues TPDDNS: Alternative DDNS Solutions for Home Servers

TP-Link Discontinues TPDDNS: Alternative DDNS Solutions for Home Servers

I have been using my home computer as a personal cloud server. The internal network penetration solution I used was to apply for a dynamic IP with the optical modem in bridge mode. I initially used a direct script from dnspod for the DDNS dynamic domain name resolution service, which required a host to run … Read more

Achieve Whole-Home WiFi Coverage Under 100 Yuan with Mesh Networking and WiFi 6!

Achieve Whole-Home WiFi Coverage Under 100 Yuan with Mesh Networking and WiFi 6!

Last time, I shared an article on achieving whole-home WiFi 6 on a low budget. Many friends might have purchased it, haha~ Can you believe you can achieve whole-home WiFi coverage for three floors with a budget of 150? Here’s a recommendation for a cost-effective router that supports Mesh networking~ Last time, the budget was … Read more

Exploiting Router Vulnerabilities: A Case Study on TP-LINK

Exploiting Router Vulnerabilities: A Case Study on TP-LINK

Introduction: With the gradual development of the Internet of Things (IoT) era, the connections between devices have become closer, and each node cannot exist independently. Devices that are closely related to our daily lives, such as routers, cameras, and printers, increasingly impact various aspects of our lives, from personal privacy to intelligence gathering between hostile … Read more

5-Minute Tutorial: How to Gain Root Access via UART

5-Minute Tutorial: How to Gain Root Access via UART

Introduction Do you know how IoT devices and other hardware manufacturers debug and test their devices? That’s right, in most cases, they leave a serial interface, allowing them to read real-time debug logs or interact with the hardware through a shell. There are mainly two different types of serial interfaces, but the most common one … Read more

Router Login Settings for http://192.168.1.1

Router Login Settings for http://192.168.1.1

Why can’t I access the router’s settings interface by entering http://www192.168.1.1.com in the browser?Why is it impossible to log in to the settings page at http://www192.168.1.1.com? Answer: It is a common issue that the router’s settings interface cannot be openedand cannot be logged into. The most direct error in the question above is that the … Read more

Why is TP-LINK Always on the Wi-Fi List? The Mysterious Origins of This Brand

Why is TP-LINK Always on the Wi-Fi List? The Mysterious Origins of This Brand

In the field of home routers, Cisco and Huawei are no match for it. Full text 2752 words, reading time about 8 minutes Written by | X Technology Laboratory When you open the Wi-Fi search page on your phone, do you often see the words “TP-LINK”? Have you ever been curious, like me, about what … Read more

TP-LINK XDR6060 Teardown: AX6000 Wireless Router

TP-LINK XDR6060 Teardown: AX6000 Wireless Router

Currently, this is the most expensive TP-LINK wireless router I have purchased, one of the few products under 2000 yuan that is equipped with a 2.5G port. Let’s see if it can compete with ASUS without discussing the firmware, by taking a look inside. The packaging of the TP-LINK XDR6060 is quite large and hefty: … Read more

TP-LINK AX3200 XDR3230 Teardown: A Bit Different from My Expectations

TP-LINK AX3200 XDR3230 Teardown: A Bit Different from My Expectations

The wireless specification of TP-LINK’s XDR3230 is AX3200, which is quite unusual. Other wireless routers rarely have this specification because its 2.4G is Wi-Fi 5, 4×4 MIMO, with a maximum rate of 800Mbps, while the 5G also supports 4×4 MIMO and Wi-Fi 6, achieving a maximum rate of 2402Mbps at an 80MHz bandwidth, totaling 3200. … Read more

How to Access the 192.168.1.1 Login Page

How to Access the 192.168.1.1 Login Page

Why can’t I open the router’s settings interface at http://www.192.168.1.1? What should I do if I can’t access the page when setting up the router via http://www.192.168.1.1 on my phone? Answer: The correct login IP address for the router should be 192.168.1.1, not “http://www.192.168.1.1” which is an incorrect address. You can remove the “http://www.” prefix … Read more