Not connecting to wifi
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Helo
I bought Tp link archer C6
Hardware version 2.0
Firmware version 1.3.6
I changed my router ip
After that i enable WDS from system parameters and connect to old router wifi
And i disable DHCP and restart the c6 router
After restart
I'm not able to connect to the wifi of c6 router
I tried from different device, mobile, laptop
Still not connecting
I reset 5 TIMES
Whenever i disable DHCP
I'm not able to connect to router
Please help
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my root jiofi info
i change c6 subnet same as root jiofi
i connect to root router jiofi on WDS
on status it says WDS RUNNING
i disable DHCP on c6 and restart the router
but not working
i'm not gettting internet
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For you own protection, when you posting screenshots remove/blur/cover any personal passwords.
What's the LAN IP address of the modem ? Is it 192.168.225.1 ? (Gateway IP in your creenshot /modem/)
If the C6 is with IP address 192.168.0.37, that means the modem should be in 192.168.0.0/24 network as well.
Try to set static wireless channel in the modem - for ex. 5 (Automatic channel selection is enabled on your screenshot /modem/).
Set 20MHz channel width for 2.4 band in C6 (it is Auto in your screenshot /C6/).
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Well, root router should have something like 192.168.0.1/255.255.255.0 as IP address/Mask, to be in the same subnet with the C6 router.
Remember that it was note #1 in the guide for configuring WDS I've sent.
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my root router cannot change the ip and subnet
its fix ip and subnet
you can check screenshot
i access root router admin panel by that ip 192.168.225.1
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Sorry, but I am not familiar with this type of devices. If that's the case how one could tell what's the IP address range that this router gives to the devices connected to itself ?
For example, if you connect your laptop to the root router via wireless, what's your laptop IP address then ?
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