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Nakabit ang TP-Link router namin. Yung tinatawag nilang 2 in 1 dahil my wi fi na sya. Pero nung kinabit un ng tech ay tulog ako. heheeh. Ngayon ask ko sana kung pano ibahin ang password at name ng connection pr everytime na mgconnect ako sa CP or notebook lumalabas ang name at para alam ko din na akin ang connection n un dahil my wi fi din sa kapitbahay. Medyo nalito din ako dahil sabi ng tech na hindi daw hahatiin ng router ang connection speed namin. Meron kaming isang notebook, isang laptop, at dalawang desktop computer. Ang connection namin ay 1.2mbps. Ang alam ko , static ako, pero bkit sabi ng tech, ididistribute daw ng router ang same speed unlike sa pagkakaalam ko na dapat yung 1.2mbps ay idi-divide sa 4 users (notebook, laptop, and 2 PCs), isama mo n din ang 4 na Cellphone na wifi ready. Nag speedtest nga ako, at hnd nga sya nbawasan. Nagtataka lang ako at gusto ko lang malaman sana. Kung tutuusin wl nmn problem , gusto ko lang may matutunan.
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Mali yung technician. Depende kasi yun sa line na gamit mo. Kung naka business ka, it depends kung pang ilang PCs yung connection mo. Kung naka residential line ka, that is basically good for just one PC. Thus if you are on a residential line, chances are, it will really divide the connection into the number of PCs connected since it is only good for just one PC at the most. If you do individual speedtest on the laptops or PCs connected, it will still give you the same result. However, try loading up those PCs with internet activity, like one PC is doing video streaming, another is downloading, the other is playing online games, the other is doing torrents, and you will notice yung speed test results mo will drop.
Malamang factory default yung nakalagay ng wireless network name mo kaya ka nalilito sa kapitbahay mo. Kung di mo man makita ito, naka hide ito. Give me the name and the model of the TP Link router na gamit mo. I might have the screenshots for it.
Incidentally, you may check this thread: Router Set Up and Configuration. We do have a screenshot on how to change the wireless settings for a TP Link Router there. Hopefully that should give you an idea how to change its wireless settings. I remember posting that before when someone asked me about TP Links before.ryan1978 wrote:Nakabit ang TP-Link router namin. Yung tinatawag nilang 2 in 1 dahil my wi fi na sya.
Pero nung kinabit un ng tech ay tulog ako. heheeh.
Ngayon ask ko sana kung pano ibahin ang password at name ng connection pr everytime na mgconnect ako sa CP or notebook
lumalabas ang name at para alam ko din na akin ang connection n un dahil my wi fi din sa kapitbahay.
Medyo nalito din ako dahil sabi ng tech na hindi daw hahatiin ng router ang connection speed namin.
Meron kaming isang notebook, isang laptop, at dalawang desktop computer. Ang connection namin ay 1.2mbps.
Ang alam ko , static ako, pero bkit sabi ng tech, ididistribute daw ng router ang same speed unlike sa pagkakaalam ko
na dapat yung 1.2mbps ay idi-divide sa 4 users (notebook, laptop, and 2 PCs), isama mo n din ang 4 na Cellphone na wifi ready.
Nag speedtest nga ako, at hnd nga sya nbawasan. Nagtataka lang ako at gusto ko lang malaman sana.
Kung tutuusin wl nmn problem , gusto ko lang may matutunan.
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Nakausap ko yung tech, hindi nya daw pwede ibigay ang user at pass ng router, confidential daw un. Pwede ba un?
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Wait lang... Aling technician ito? TP Link? O yung sa BayanDSL? Kasi kung yung tukoy mong router ay provided ng BayanDSL, then talagang hindi nila ibibigay yan.
Sorry if I am asking. I do know na routers are installed by their respective owners and very seldom that a technician does this. Are you referring to a TP Link technician? Ang alam ko kasi pag router yan, as in router like Linksys etc, the owner is provided the username and password. Hindi yan confidential na dapat i-withhold ng technical support nila or ng technician nila. In fact the owner of the router is even taught how to customize it for his own security.
TP Link tech ba yan or BayanDSL tech?ryan1978 wrote:Nakausap ko yung tech, hindi nya daw pwede ibigay ang user at pass ng router, confidential daw un. Pwede ba un?
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Malamang ko TP Link tech ito kasi TP Link ang router ko eh hehehe. Seriously, kasi tulog ako nung pinaayos ang connection ko eh. Hindi ko dn alam kung san nila nakuha yung tech na yun. Binasa ko yung manual ng router at gusto ko sana ayusin ang config (like gusto ko malaman kung sino-sino ang pumapasok sa wifi ko). Gusto ko din ibahin ang wep key dahil malilimutin ako eh hehehe, ibang key ang nilagay nila imbis na yung lagi kong ginagamit na password, para hindi ko makalimutan agad. E kaso nga sabi nung tech, confi d aw yun at hnd pwede sabihn. Sorry nga pala mali pala ako ng thread na pinasukan para sa tanong na ito hehehe! Thanks sa pagrepost!
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Ang dami kong friends na naka TP Link. And they are able to program their routers according to how they want it. There is a way to bypass and change everything that the technician did to your router and that is to reset it. Be handy with the manual or with the tutorial I provided in the Link so you can access the router. Once na reset mo na yan, then it should revert back to its default settings and you should be able to access the router.
Tinatali ka lang nung TP Link router technician na yun. Hindi naman kasi tama yung ginagawa niya. All routers should be accessed by their owners and customized the way their owners think it fit for their needs. Yung technician na yan malamang ganiyan ang sinabi para me customer pa siya. Nagulat nga ako na you actually needed a technician to install a TP Link router when most people can do it provided they have the manual. Computer savvy ka naman so I believe you can handle it.
The only time na alam ko na hindi talaga pwedeng galawin ang routers is if they are provided by the ISP or a specific company. In such cases, the router may have a firmware customized by the ISP or the company issuing it. Gaya ng modems issued by BayanDSL. Their modems do not contain the factory default firmware but the one customized for them by the modem manufacturer. Same with other ISPs who also issue their own routers. But if this is a TP Link router na binili mo sa isang computer shop at ininstall ng isang technician nila, ginuguyo ka lang niyan. You have the right to know the access to router and how to change it. Hindi niya pwedeng i withhold yung info sa iyo.ryan1978 wrote:Malamang ko TP Link tech ito kasi TP Link ang router ko eh hehehe.
Seriously, kasi tulog ako nung pinaayos ang connection ko eh.
Hindi ko dn alam kung san nila nakuha yung tech na yun.
Binasa ko yung manual ng router at gusto ko sana ayusin ang config (like gusto ko malaman kung sino-sino ang
pumapasok sa wifi ko). Gusto ko din ibahin ang wep key dahil malilimutin ako eh hehehe,
ibang key ang nilagay nila imbis na yung lagi kong ginagamit na password, para hindi ko makalimutan agad.
E kaso nga sabi nung tech, confi d aw yun at hnd pwede sabihn.
Sorry nga pala mali pala ako ng thread na pinasukan para sa tanong na ito hehehe!
Thanks sa pagrepost!
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Actually kaya ko nmn iset ang router namin at isa pa may manual naman. Nagmadali lang yung mga kapatid ko magka wifi kaya kahit hindi ko alam, nagpakabit sila sa tech. Yun nalang talaga ang magagawa ko, yung ireset ang router. Nagulat nga ako nung sinabi ng tech na bawal daw sabihin ang user at pass, eh akin yun, ako bumili nun. Akin dn ang account na ginagamit. bakit magiging bawal? Hehehe!!! Thanks a lot Sir Mikos! Good day!
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Let me know how it goes. Good luck and kaya mo yan tsong.  ryan1978 wrote:Actually kaya ko nmn iset ang router namin at isa pa may manual naman.
Nagmadali lang yung mga kapatid ko magka wifi kaya kahit hindi ko alam, nagpakabit sila sa tech.
Yun nalang talaga ang magagawa ko, yung ireset ang router. Nagulat nga ako nung sinabi ng tech na bawal
daw sabihin ang user at pass, eh akin yun, ako bumili nun. Akin dn ang account na ginagamit. bakit magiging bawal? Hehehe!!!
Thanks a lot Sir Mikos! Good day!
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Mikos wrote:Mali yung technician. Depende kasi yun sa line na gamit mo. Kung naka business ka, it depends kung pang ilang PCs yung connection mo. Kung naka residential line ka, that is basically good for just one PC. Thus if you are on a residential line, chances are, it will really divide the connection into the number of PCs connected since it is only good for just one PC at the most. Tanong lang po. Based po sa inyong statement, ang 3mbps residential ay mahahati kapag nagkabit ka ng let's say 10 PCs dahil nga pang isang PC lang siya. So kapag 3mbps business at nagkabit ka ng 10PCs, hindi po mahahati yung connection/bandwidth/throughput? Pa clarify lang po salamat.
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The DSL tunnel is for residential lines is good for just one PC. That is the reason why the connection gets divided. Business Packages have a tunneling designed for a certain number of computers, thus their DSL tunneling is bigger and is given priority at the server level for bandwidth allocation. So for example, if the package is designed for 4 PCs then the DSL tunneling will be more or less good for 4 PCs connected. Anything more than that then problems begin.pesto wrote:Mikos wrote:Mali yung technician. Depende kasi yun sa line na gamit mo. Kung naka business ka, it depends kung pang ilang PCs yung connection mo. Kung naka residential line ka, that is basically good for just one PC. Thus if you are on a residential line, chances are, it will really divide the connection into the number of PCs connected since it is only good for just one PC at the most. Tanong lang po. Based po sa inyong statement, ang 3mbps residential ay mahahati kapag nagkabit ka ng let's say 10 PCs dahil nga pang isang PC lang siya. So kapag 3mbps business at nagkabit ka ng 10PCs, hindi po mahahati yung connection/bandwidth/throughput? Pa clarify lang po salamat.
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