Recently, when I returned to my hometown, I encountered a problem, the situation is like this: my brother and I are next door, my home does not have a WIFI network, my brother has wireless WIFI, in my home near the window of the room, you can connect to my brother's wireless WIFI, and the signal is very good, but it is not possible to enter the back room.
In order to be able to connect to my brother's WIFI Internet access in the back room, I thought of a way, on the window side of my room, through a wireless router to pick up my brother's wireless WIFI bridge, and then the back room can not access the Internet? It just so happens that I have an idle Huawei wireless router AX3 pro at home, which can come in handy. Come with me and do it again. Remember to bookmark this video, oh, so that you can view it at any time later.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="24" > The first step: the computer connects to the router WIFI. </h1>
First plug the Huawei router AX3 into the power supply, the router itself has a built-in wireless WIFI, the router default WIFI name and password, we can find on the back of the router (as shown below), I this Huawei router WIFI name is CMCC-MF25.
Then on the computer taskbar, tap the network connection icon.
A list of wireless WIFi that can be connected will pop up (as shown below).
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="29" > the second step: log in to the router management interface on the computer. </h1>
After the computer is connected to the router WIFI, we can log in to the router's management interface on the computer's browser. On the back of the router, locate the router's address and login password (as shown below).
The address of the Huawei AX3 router is 192.168.10.1, we open a browser on the computer, enter 192.168.10.1 in the address bar, click the enter key of the keyboard, and you will enter the management interface of the Huawei router (as follows).
Enter the login password in the input box (there is one on the back of the router) to enter the background management interface of the Huawei router.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="33" > the third step: router wireless bridging. </h1>
After entering the management interface of the Huawei router, because our router is not connected to the "optical cat or home network port" through the network cable, the management interface will display 2 options: re-detection and WIFI relay (as shown in the following figure).
Because we want to "wirelessly bridge" the main router's network, here we click on "WIFI Trunk", at which point the router scans for nearby wireless WIFI and displays it as a list (as shown below).
The wireless WIFI name of my main router is wanlimm (as shown above), clicking on it will display the login interface of the main router below (as shown below).
Enter the WIFI password of the main router (this we must know, otherwise, it will not work) and click "Next".
In this way, we have completed the "wireless bridging" of the main router WIFI signal, so that the corners and corners of the home have network signals, and we are no longer afraid of not being able to get on the network, interested friends, hurry up and try it.
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To be honest, using the Huawei AX3 router as a secondary router to wirelessly bridge the network is really a bit overkill. Huawei AX3 router is a smart router that supports WIFI6 and has 2 independent signal amplifiers, making the signal passing through the wall more powerful.
Because it is a smart router, it can be easily managed through the smart life app on Huawei mobile phones (other mobile phones can also be installed).
Through the smart life app, we can remotely manage the router, timer switch router network, anti-rubbing network, guest exclusive WIFI, children's Internet protection and so on, which is really very convenient.
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