I bought a factory bound T8 (2 units), but the main device is damaged or lost. How to unbind and use the secondary device

STEP 1: 

Power up the router and connect any LAN port of the router to the PC using a network cable

STEP 2:

Configure the computer IP as the IP address of the static 0 network segment

If unclear, please refer to: How to Configure a Static IP Address for a PC.

STEP 3:

Open the browser and enter 192.168.0.212 in the address bar to enter the management page

STEP 4:

After unbinding, the router will restore its factory settings. 

After completion, you can re-enter the management page through 192.168.0.1 or itoolink.net

When my computer is connected to my TOTOLINK router and cannot obtain an IP address, I can check if my PC is configured as a static IP by following these steps

STEP 1: 

Right-click the network icon in the lower right corner of the desktop, click to open "Network and internet settings"

STEP 2:

Scroll down, find and click on Network and Sharing Center

STEP 3：

Click on Ethernet

STEP 4：

Point Properties

STEP 5：

Find and double-click Internet Protocol 4 (TCP/IPv4)

STEP 6：

STEP 7：

The page automatically jumps back to Ethernet and click OK

Assign fixed IP addresses to terminals to prevent some issues caused by IP changes, such as setting up DMZ hosts

STEP 1: Log in to the wireless router management page

In the browser address bar, enter: itoolink.net. Press the Enter key, and if there is a login password, enter the router management interface login password and click "Login".

STEP 2

Go to Advanced Settings>Network Settings>IP/MAC Address Binding

After setting, it indicates that the IP address of the device with MAC address 98: E7: F4:6D: 05:8A is bound to 192.168.0.196

After setting a computer in the local area network as a DMZ host, it will not be restricted when communicating with the internet. 

For example, a certain computer is in progress

For video conferencing or online games, this computer can be set as a DMZ host to make video conferencing and online games smoother. 

Additionally, among internet users

When accessing LAN resources, the server can also be set as a DMZ host.

[Scenario] Suppose you set up an FTP server on the LAN.

[Requirement] Open the FTP server to Internet users, so that family members who are not at home can share the resources on the server.

[Solution] The above requirements can be realized by setting the "DMZ host" function. Assumptions:

STEP 1: Log in to the wireless router management page

In the browser address bar, 

enter: itoolink.net. Press the Enter key, and if there is a login password, enter the router management interface login password and click "Login".

STEP 2

Find the DMZ host under the Advanced Settings NAT menu and turn it on

STEP 3

Internet users can successfully access the intranet FTP server by using the 'Intranet Service Application Layer 

Protocol Name://Current IP Address of the WAN Port'. as

The internal network service port is not the default port number, and the access format is "Internal network service application layer protocol 

name://WAN port current IP address: Internal network service

Service Port

In this example, the access address is ftp://113.88.154.233 . 

You can find the current IP address of the router's WAN port in the WAN port information.

Note：

1.After the configuration is completed, if internet users still cannot access the local area network FTP server, it may be due to the system firewall, 

  antivirus software, and other issues on the DMZ host

  The security guard has blocked internet users from accessing. Please close these programs before attempting again.

2.Before configuration, please ensure that the router WAN port obtains a public IP address. 

  If it is a private IP address or an internal IP address assigned by the network operator (in the order of 100

At the beginning, it will result in the inability to implement the function. 

The commonly used address categories for IPv4 include Class A, Class B, and Class C. 

The private network address for Class A address is 10.0.0.0~10.25.255.255; 

The private network addresses for Class B addresses are 172.16.0.0~172.31.255.255; 

The private network address for Class C addresses is

192.168.0.0~192.168.255.255.

Remote WEB management can log in to the router's management interface from a remote location through the Internet, and then manage the router.

STEP 1: Log in to the wireless router management page

In the browser address bar, enter: itoolink.net. Press the Enter key, and if there is a login password, enter the router management interface 

login password and click "Login".

STEP 2:

1. Find advanced settings

2. Click on the service

3. Click on Remote Management and Apply

STEP 3：

1. We check the IPV4 address obtained from the WAN port through advanced system status settings

2.You can access the mobile network through your phone, as shown in the figure below, with WAN IP +port number

3. The WAN port IP may change over time. If you want to access remotely through a domain name, you can set up DDNS. 

   For details, please refer to: How to Set DDNS Function on TOTOLINK Router

Note: The default web management port of the router is 8081, and remote access must use the "IP address: port" method 

         (such as http;//wan port IP: 8080) to log in to the router and perform web interface management. 

         This feature requires restarting the router to take effect. If the router sets up a virtual server to occupy port 8080, 

         it is necessary to modify the management port to a port other than 8080. 

         It is recommended that the port number be greater than 1024, such as 80008090.

What should I do if I want to restrict access to the network for some devices or children's devices

STEP 1: Log in to the wireless router management page

In the browser address bar, enter: itoolink.net. Press the Enter key, and if there is a login password, enter the router management interface login password and click "Login".

STEP 2:

Follow these steps

1. Enter advanced settings

2. Click on Security Settings

3. Find MAC filtering

STEP 3：

After the restrictions were completed, I found that I couldn't access the internet with my device

Controlling the online time of children at home has always been a concern for many parents. 

TOTOTOLINK's parental control function perfectly solves parents' worries.

STEP 1: Log in to the wireless router management page

In the browser address bar, enter: itoolink.net. 

Press the Enter key, and if there is a login password, enter the router management interface login password and click "Login".

STEP 2 :

Select Advanced ->Parental Controls, and open the "Parental Controls" function

STEP 3 :

Add new rules, scan all device MACs connected to the router, and select the devices that need to be added with control

STEP 4 :

Set the time period for allowing internet access, and add it to the rules after completing the setting.

The following figure shows that devices with MAC 62:2F: B4: FF: 9D: DC can only access the internet from 18:00 to 21:00 from Monday to Friday

STEP 5:

At this point, the parental control function has been set up, and the corresponding devices can only access the network within the corresponding time range

Note: To use the parental control function, select the time zone in your region

This article introduces a wireless router compatible with TOTOTOLINK APP, using X6000R as an example

STEP 1:

Follow the steps below to connect your router.

STEP 2 :

Connect the mobile phone to the WiFi of TOTOLINK_X6000R, as shown in the figure below

STEP 3 

Launch the Tether App on your phone

If there is no such APP, the Android device can download it through the Google play store,

Apple devices can be downloaded through the IOS store

1. Android device

2. IOS device  

STEP 4 

Select your TOTOLINK wireless router from device list. Then Enter admin for the password and then click LOGIN.

STEP-5: Log in to Quick Setup (Auto jump Quick Setup is only Applicable for the first connection setup)

STEP-6: Quick Setup.

STEP-7: More features: Click Application or Tools.

STEP-8: Binding router, remote management. 

When my computer is connected to my TOTOLINK router and cannot obtain an IP address, I can check if my PC is configured as a static IP by following these steps

STEP 1: 

Right-click the network icon in the lower right corner of the desktop, click to open "Network and internet settings"

STEP 2:

Scroll down, find and click on Network and Sharing Center

STEP 3：

Click on Ethernet

STEP 4：

Point Properties

STEP 5：

Find and double-click Internet Protocol 4 (TCP/IPv4)

STEP 6：

STEP 7：

The page automatically jumps back to Ethernet and click OK

The purpose of setting up DDNS is: under broadband dial-up internet access, the WAN port IP usually changes after 24 hours. 

When the IP changes, it cannot be accessed through the previous IP address. 

Therefore, setting up DDNS involves binding the WAN port IP through a domain name. 

When the IP changes, it can be accessed directly through the domain name.

STEP 1:

Follow the steps below to connect your router.

STEP 2 :

Connect the computer to the router WiFi and enter "192.168.0.1" in the PC browser to log in to the web management interface. 

The default login password is: admin

STEP 3 :

Set the network connection type to PPPoE, this step is to enable the router to obtain a public IP address

STEP 4 :

Select Advanced Settings ->Network ->DDNS, enable the ddns function, then select your ddns service provider 

(support: DynDNS, No IP, WWW.3322. org), and enter the corresponding service provider's username and password. 

After saving, the domain name will automatically bind to your public IP address.

STEP 5: 

After everything is set up, you can open the remote management function for testing. 

By using a dynamic domain name and port, you can access the router management page even if it is not within the same local area network. 

If the access is successful, it indicates that your DDNS settings are successful.

You can also ping the domain name through the CMD of the PC, and if the returned IP is a WAN port IP address, it indicates successful binding.