Step 1: Physically Set Up the Router

1. Connect the router: Plug it into a power outlet and turn it on.
2. Connect the NBN box (if applicable):
   • Use an Ethernet cable to connect the NBN Connection Box (NTD) to the router’s WAN or Internet port. Normally it will connect to UNI – D 1 , if it is a correct connection, the UNI-D light will turn on or flash.
3. Connect your device: Use Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable to connect a computer, tablet, or phone to the router.

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Step 2: Access the Router’s Configuration Page

1. Find the default IP address:
   • Check the label on the router (often something like 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1).
   • Alternatively, refer to the manual.
2. Open a browser:
   • Type the router’s IP address into the browser’s address bar.
   • Press Enter.
3. Log in:
   • Use the default username and password (check the router label or manual). Common defaults are admin/admin.

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Step 3: Configure the Router

1. Set up the connection:
   • Locate the Internet Setup or WAN Settings section.
   • Choose the correct connection type. For most NBN connections:
   • FTTN/FTTB: Use PPPoE and enter your ISP-provided username and password.
   • Apply the settings.
2. Set up Wi-Fi:
   • Go to the Wireless Settings section.
   • DO NOT Change the network name (SSID) and set a secure password.
   • Save your settings.
3. Save and reboot:
   • Save all changes and reboot the router (if prompted).

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Step 4: Test the Connection

1. Check Internet access:
   • Use a connected device to browse the internet.
2. Fine-tune Wi-Fi (if needed):
   • Position the router centrally and adjust settings for better signal coverage.

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