How to Connect a Dial Up Router
Make the most of your dial-up connection with a wireless network. Though not nearly as popular as broadband networks, dial-up based wireless networks still offer the same functionality as their broadband counterparts, letting you connect multiple computers to one dial-up connection. Read on to find out how you can connect a dial-up router and share your dial-up connection.
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Instructions
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Plug one end of a phone line into the phone jack located on the back-left side of the Wiflyer wireless router and marked with a phone icon. Plug the other end of phone cable into a phone outlet.
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Plug the Wiflyer's power supply into the DC power port located at back-right side of the Wiflyer, then plug it into a power outlet. Press the power button located on the top of the Wiflyer.
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Launch your computer's wireless connection manager and connect to the "wiflyer." After the connection has been established, launch your Internet browser. The Wiflyer configuration page will appear.
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Select your ISP (Internet Service Provider) from the list-menu labeled "Internet Service Provider"--if listed, your ISP's access number will appear in the box labeled "Access Number." If your ISP does not appear in the list-menu, select the "Unlisted" option and enter the access number manually--if you can't locate your ISP's access number in your dial-up registration packet, contact your ISP's technical support department by phone.
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Key in your ISP user name and password--from your dial-up Internet account--into their labeled fields and click "Dial Now." After the connection has been established, you can connect additional wireless devices to your Wiflyer dial-up network.
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Tips & Warnings
If the Wiflyler connection page fails to load when initially launching your Internet browser, manually navigate to the connection page by typing "http://192.168.7.77" into your browser's address bar.
