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TP-LINK Router Connected to CM900 Modem: Orange LED Online, Fast Blinking, No Internet

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  • #31 12385591
    Azyzz
    Level 9  
    And how do I connect what should I do?
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  • #32 12385599
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    I wrote - screen ipconfig / all or trying to configure http://192.168.1.1 as long as you have the addressing from the router.
  • #33 12385628
    Azyzz
    Level 9  
    Okay, give you screenshots

    TP-LINK Router Connected to CM900 Modem: Orange LED Online, Fast Blinking, No Internet

    TP-LINK Router Connected to CM900 Modem: Orange LED Online, Fast Blinking, No Internet
  • #34 12385643
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Buddy, read my posts back again. I am not interested in your modem, only the tp-link router with which you have problems.
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  • #35 12385653
    Azyzz
    Level 9  
    Well, but when I connect the router to the network card, it only shows.
  • #36 12385661
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    At the moment you are connected to the modem from the provider, at least that's what screen looks like.
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  • #37 12385695
    Azyzz
    Level 9  
    I connected as you ordered and somehow managed to install correctly, there is internet, thanks for everything. :)
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  • #38 12385719
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    So the modem cable in one of the LAN sockets is the same as the computer? This is not the correct connection, you will have a problem anyway
  • #39 12385723
    Azyzz
    Level 9  
    I also connected the modem to the router after that and the internet and wifi work fine.
  • #40 12385733
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    To the WAN port (blue) in tp-link?
  • #41 12385749
    Azyzz
    Level 9  
    That's what he writes from the tablet.
  • #42 12385766
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    This last screen is from this configuration? Because somehow I don't think so, but it's okay if it works well. Greetings.
  • #43 12385784
    Azyzz
    Level 9  
    Before installation, I checked ipconfig again and the ip from the router showed up, then I tried to install and it worked, thanks for the help.
  • #44 12386191
    krakarak
    Level 42  
    Do you not realize that you did not do anything right and only reset the router helped? You did not read with understanding and did not do what was written to you - you had a modem connected to your computer, not a router, and you "configured" the modem and you wanted to log in to the modem. Finally, you showed data from the modem, not the router. Error on error. Besides, no installation of anything is needed for this and other router to work properly! Nothing installs, the router works from the moment it is plugged in. Like a light bulb. A configures only and exclusively via a web browser - entering the data received from the operator in the WAN section and individually, according to his own settings, configures the WIFI section and other sections (depending on the needs).

    I wrote this post for readers who are trying to solve their problems, not to offend you. To read and follow advice.
  • #45 12386396
    Grzegorz740
    Level 37  
    From what I understood, there is internet after connecting the modem to the computer with a cable. If so, do you sometimes need to clone the MAC address of the network card in the router? After this treatment, you will be able to access the Internet via a router.

    I do not know how it is in Vectra, it can use MAC address protection. For me, at least in the cable TV from the housing association, in order to be able to divide the Internet through a router, I had to clone the MAC address in the router.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing connectivity issues with a TP-LINK TL-WR842ND router connected to a CM900 modem. The user reports an orange LED blinking rapidly on the modem, indicating no internet access despite the Wi-Fi signal being present. Various troubleshooting steps are suggested, including checking LAN and WAN configurations, using the correct IP address for router access, and ensuring proper connections. The user eventually resolves the issue by correctly connecting the modem to the router and configuring the settings, including potentially cloning the MAC address for internet access.
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