Review on WiFi router TP-LINK TL-MR3020, white by Devaraja Devaraja ᠌

At first glance, it appears to be a fine tiny practical one; nonetheless,. The only reason I decided to purchase it was so that I could use it as a Wi-Fi access point in my own home by hooking it up to an existing network cable that was already connected to the Internet. The main ambush was waiting for them here. Complete and utter idiocy in both the fast setup guide and the user handbook. There was not a single minute spent trying to set up the basic, common cable-to-wifi arrangement that was mentioned earlier in this paragraph. There are a lot of settings to fiddle with in the admin panel, and you can choose from as many as three different modes of use, so there is always something to do. Using my logic, I attempted to complete this task in the "access point" (AP) manner; however, everything turned out to be extremely simple when I switched to the 3g or 4g mode. wtf? After putting the router into this mode and changing the configuration of the Internet Access section of the admin panel to either WAN Preferred or WAN Only, everything should function normally again. In general, there have been no complaints regarding the item itself as of yet; nevertheless, the briefing on it earns three points for being quite incomprehensible; take caution.