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Mercury Tengda router has been cloned of MAC address, and the new machine can't get broadband dialing
I changed to a new Mercury or Tenda router, but my broadband account and password are correct, but I can't dial a number, and it reports 691. Most likely, the operator has memorized the MAC of your old router. exist 192.168.0.1 There is a MAC address clone in the advanced parameters of the Internet settings. Click Use the MAC of the current management PC to save it. This article describes the entrance locations of the Mercury and Tenda sets of backstages, as well as the lesson I learned from helping my neighbor install the equipment but not cloning it. ...
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Change the WiFi name of the Mercury Tengda router, and change the two bands twice
My Mercury D191G and my relative's Tenda AC10 have both changed their WiFi names. On the first trip, only 5G was changed and 2.4G was missed. The sweeper and old mobile phone couldn't connect at all. This article outlines the specific entrances to Mercury Tengda's two backends, the three rules before changing the name, and the troubleshooting procedures for reconnecting after the complete change. ...
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Mercury Tengda router 5G is missing, but 2.4G is still connected—five steps to save it
The 2.4G of my Mercury D191G at home is still connected, but my phone suddenly cannot find the 5G WiFi. I followed the five steps of dual-band integration, 5G switch, channel, compatibility with old equipment, and wall penetration distance, and finally changed the 5G channel from automatic to 149 before returning. This article explains clearly the backstage paths of Mercury and Tenda. ...
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Mercury Tengda router DMZ host settings: port mapping is blocked, leaving only one old computer exposed
The port mapping always failed when playing with Moonlight streaming. I finally turned on the DMZ host in Mercury D191G and Tenda AC10, and only filled in an intranet IP to test the success. This article explains the difference between DMZ and port forwarding, the two backend paths, and why opening it is useless when there is no public IP. ...
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The Mercury Tengda router fixes the device's IP address in the background, so the printer will no longer lose contact
The IP changes as soon as the printer is restarted, and the print queue and port forwarding become invalid. I have saved both Mercury D191G and Tenda AC10 with fixed IPs. Mercury uses IP and MAC binding, and Tenda uses DHCP server static allocation. After adding the two devices, the printer and NAS have never been disconnected due to address drift. ...
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If the Tenda router's WiFi password cannot be matched either, do not set it to the blacklist on the whitelist
Tenda router whitelist is a bit convoluted; the backend isn't called a whitelist, it's called MAC address filtering. A blacklist blocks whoever is caught and blocked; the whitelist is the opposite—only devices on the list can connect, and even if someone enters the correct WiFi password, they can't get in. I helped lock my cousin's AC10 once, and the printer and the customer's phone almost ended up outside together....
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The Tenda router restarts on a scheduled reset in the system tools, but don't set it as a WiFi timer switch
Tenda's backend can't find the words 'scheduled restart'; the main issue is in the device restart section of the system tools, called custom restart. The neighbor's first trip was set as a WiFi timer switch in the wireless settings. At midnight, the whole family's wireless network camera was all offline, and the two timers were clearly counted as just one meter. By the way, let's talk about the trap that causes the timer to float after the power goes out....
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The Mercury Tengda router's signal strength is by default not in the wall-through mode; set to maximum by two dB
The signal strength switches for Mercury and Tenda are hidden in wireless settings, squeezed into the same row as the channel, and by default, the factory mode is set to standard, not wall-penetrated. I switched my cousin's D191G from standard mode to wall-through mode, and in the study's actual test, I only got 2 dB. Before I act, I figured out the numbers: the signal is still on the main route and repositioning and supplementing the nodes....
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Changing the WiFi password on the Mercury router phone, the dual-band two boxes only change one for nothing
There are two ways to change the WiFi password on a Mercury router: the Mercury WiFi App is completed in three minutes, and even those who have linked their MERCURY ID can change it even under company data; Browser melogin.cn to distinguish between the two generations of interfaces. For a dual-frequency machine, both password boxes need to be changed. Changing only one is basically a wasted change. Don't panic during the half-hour queue to reconnect the entire home device....
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The Mercury signal amplifier is first matched next to the main router before moving it; only when the light turns green is it considered correctly
Old Sun's master bedroom Signal-71 was used for video streaming and spinning. Complaining that two Mesh units cost 300 yuan, he first spent 99 yuan to buy a Mercury MAC1200RE expander. Set it to connect to its default WiFi before pressing melogin.cn. The indicator lights in red, green, and orange are the signal gauges; only when it turns green is the correct setup. Halving speed is a law of physics—let's settle this first....

