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When upgrading a Xiaomi router, you don't need to reconfigure all settings: both new and old devices are on the same device When pairing with a Mi Home app, select 'Sync configuration from old router.' The WiFi name, password, and broadband account will automatically follow through Come. But I couldn't remove the device blacklist, child time slot, static IP binding, and scheduled restart—I went through them one by one on the night I switched I made up for it....

The Mijia app is enough for daily checks, but it can't handle things like changing DNS, manually selecting channels, or enabling IPv6. I went through the commonly used and advanced settings in the Xiaomi router's web backend one by one, compiled this menu map, and listed which 7 things require running the computer and running 31.1 to do it....

Don't rush to reset the Xiaomi router WiFi password. Android phones can read plaintext in two minutes, and 192.168.31.1 can be checked in the backend and Mijia app. Finally, a QR code is sent for guests to scan to connect to the internet, no matter how long the case is, don't read aloud....

Changing DNS on a Xiaomi router can only be done in the web backend; it's normal that you can't find it in the Mijia app. 31.1 Go to Common Settings and Internet Settings, fill in 223.5.5.5 and 119.29.29.29 in the two boxes, save and restart to finish. Most of the issues that don't take effect after fixing are cached, not restarting, and IPv6 taking a wrong turn—I've gone through them one by one....

The router toolbox in the Mijia app hides a row of great things: anti-internet notifications, WiFi treasure chest, remote restart, child control, and guest WiFi. I went through more than a dozen tools one by one, explaining which ones I use every day and which are just for show—in one article....

It's not hard to check for WiFi on a Xiaomi router. The 192.168.31.1 homepage has a device list, and the Mi Home app also provides new device access reminders. Three tricks to recognize unfamiliar devices, the difference between banning internet access and blacklisting, and the pitfalls of random MACs accidentally hit by whitelist—I tested them AX3000T and just clicked them accordingly....

There are two ways to open guest networks on a Xiaomi router: just tap in the Mi Home App toolbox, and 192.168.31.1 also has a hidden switch in the background. Guests can even access the visitor's WiFi but cannot access the internal network. I tested the isolation boundary with a backup device—NAS, printer, and shared hard drive all couldn't touch it. I also explained all three pitfalls....

Xiaomi routers hide WiFi signals. In the WiFi settings of 192.168.31.1, there is a switch to turn off broadcasting, which can also be operated via the Mi Home app. But after hiding, your phone or computer won't automatically reconnect, and smart devices like vacuum cleaners and cameras simply can't find the network. This article goes through both the operations and the pitfalls....

How do you limit the speed of a device on a Xiaomi router? This article clearly explains the complete operation of the 192.168.31.1 web backend and Mijia App entry points, the appropriate limit, the three reasons why restrictions don't work, the differences between disabling and speed limits, and reference numbers for each live TV box. I tested it with my home AX3000T....

when you're out and out, you want to see who's using the internet on your home router, or temporarily disconnect your child or change the WiFi password, so you don't have to wait until you get home and turn on the computer. This article explains how I linked my Xiaomi router to the Mi Home app: two situations where binding fails, what can be done outside, which operations must be done at home, and how to handle remote functions that won't open. ...