Connect an Ethernet wire from a cable modem or DSL to your Linksys Router's WAN port.
Wait until the light on your modem or DSL turns solid before turning it off. Turn on your router and keep an eye out for solid green LEDs on the display board.
Look for the router's pre-configured Linksys smart wifi options. You can find it on the gadget's base or rear.
Open your Wi-Fi network settings on your wireless device and look for the Linksys router's Wi-Fi network name or SSID. Connect your Wi-Fi device to your preferred Linksys-2GHZ or Linksys-5GHz network. You can use a web browser after it is connected.
Launch a web browser such as Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, or another similar program and type in the default login URL “myrouter.local” or the default IP address 192.168.1.1 for your Linksys router.
Enter the default username and password for the router. 'admin' as the username, and 'admin' is the password. As a result, the appropriate myrouter.local setup page will appear.
It will now recognize the type of Internet connection you are using from the modem connect to your Linksys router (WAN port).
Choose the appropriate Connection for your ISP (Internet Service Provider) and click Next. You may also see the screen for Wireless Name and Wireless Password, which you can alter according to the customer's requirement.
To complete the course of action effectively and save all of the settings, carefully follow the rest of the directions on the screen.
It will then proceed to the firmware update, where it will request that you download the most recent firmware so that it can be updated automatically in the future. You can upgrade the firmware at the time of Linksys router setup or afterward, and it will reset itself.
Note: It's critical to double-check that the switch reboot at the end is completed correctly, and to make sure that the remote switch isn't obstructed in any way, as this can cause the switch to separate, rendering it useless. As a result, make sure the reboot procedure isn't disrupted in any way.
The Linksys router is often regarded as the best networking equipment available. It has an easy-to-use login mechanism. In most cases, the router uses the default IP address to log in, but Linksys has preconfigured its routers to go to myrouter.local regardless of the default IP address. Simply connect your Linksys router to a computer, input myrouter.local into the web browser, and sign in.
Customers who don't know the router's default IP address may occasionally run into issues during the router sign-in process. Apart from that, a few customers have never logged into a Linksys router since they are unsure whether the router requires a login. To avoid this pitfall, Linksys has made it extremely simple for users by providing a site interface rather than referring to the default IP address. Customers do not need to remember the router login IP address because it will be in their database.
The official site's URL is myrouter.local, which is useful for router confirmation and hence redirects to the Linksys router's login page. To properly login to the router, type the correct URL name in the location bar of the internet browser.