# Login Router

## Connect to Router

After connecting to the electrical outlet via the DC power adapter, the router will boot up and turn on the Wi-Fi hotspots in 2\~3 minutes. 

### Wi-Fi Connection

After the router successfully boots up, you can join the Wi-Fi hotspot **Cellular-WiFi-xxxxxx**. The last six characters are the Wi-Fi module's Mac address.

The default Wi-Fi hotspot is **non-encrypted** (has no password). Connect to this Wi-Fi hotspot on a computer, laptop, or smartphone.

### LAN Connection

You can connect a laptop, computer, or another router to the "**LAN**" or "**PoE & LAN**" port on the 4G router. When connecting to a secondary router, connect to the WAN port on the secondary router. 

### IP Settings

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{% tab title="DHCP" %}
The DHCP server is enabled on the 4G router's LAN ports. 

DHCP dynamically assigns the IP address, gateway, domain name server, and other information to the connected devices. Below are the default DHCP settings.

Router Address (Gateway): 192.168.20.1\
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (24)\
DHCP IP Pool: 192.168.20.100\~254\
DHCP Lease Time: 12 Hours

The terminal will automatically obtain the local IP address if turned on in DHCP client mode. If the terminal uses the static IP mode, please follow the guidance below to set up the IP address.
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{% tab title="Static IP" %}
Configure TCP/IP on your connected devices, and ensure the IP address is within 192.168.20.100\~249. The subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0. The router address should be 192.168.20.1. 

On iPhone: Goes to Settings > Wi-Fi > Advanced \
On Android phone: Goes to Settings > WLAN > Advanced \
On Mac: Goes to System preferences > Network > Wi-Fi > Advanced > TCP/IP

**On Windows:** 

Goes to Start > Control panel > Network and internet > Change adapter setting (on the left window panel) > Local area connection > Properties (right click) > TCP/IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) > Properties > General.

Choose Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically. Click OK to exit settings. 

Click OK again in the Local area connection properties to apply the new configurations.
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## Login Router

After connecting your smartphone or computer to the router, open a web browser and type **<http://192.168.20.1/>** in the URL address bar. Click the "**Login**" button to log in to the router admin.

{% hint style="info" %}
If unable to access router admin with 192.168.20.1, please clear your browser's cache or use the complete URL path below. 🔗<http://192.168.20.1/cgi-bin/luci>
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
The default URL prefix is **http\://** instead of https\://.
{% endhint %}


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