I have a TP-Link TL-WR941ND N Wireless Router and a Netcomm NB6 ADSL2+ Modem Router, I am trying to set up a small home network to allow access to the internet on a 2nd PC. Outlook is unable to connect and download my messages from my server, it works ok when plugged directly into the Netcomm modem but not via the Wireless Router. I can connect to the internet via the wireless router just not to outlook nor can I connect to my remote PC at work using windows remote. The second PC can also connect to the internet when plugged in to the wireless router but again outlook and windows remote don't work. I am PC literate but know little about networking PC's. Any ideas please?

see item 4 on this guide

http://www.tp-link.us/resources/document/TL-WR941ND_V5_QIG_7106504193.pdf

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The wireless network is unstable via my wireless router/modem router
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Depends on the access point, and how you configure it. If your access point can do NAT, then theoretically you could have up to 255 access points, each managing their own private network, and connecting to your router on whatever its current subnet is. But, if like most home setups, you just are looking to extend distance capability, then your limit, as a practical matter, is 255 minus the total number of devices you intend to reach. So... if you have 20 devices on the network, you could have 235 access points. Silly, yes, but you could.

As a REAL practical matter, however, consider that the throughput of the main router, the TP-LINK you cite, can probably only handle 20 or 25 TOTAL devices before it slows down to a point of being unusable.

Try using the parental control tools on your router to block it. As FB uses https:// the connection is encrypted, The router cannot see the URL accessed. Don't block https:// in general as you will not be able to access sites that uses a secure connection, ie Amazon, your bank, etc

Here is a link to the user guide.

http://www.tp-link.com/resources/document/TL-WR941ND_V5_User_Guide_1910010790.pdf

In section 4.10 you will find instructions for Parental Control. This can beused to setup sites that ARE ALLOWED, and can be restricted to just certain computers on your network. In Section 4.11 you will find instructions for Access Control. This can either ALLOW or DENY any site based on it's name, and applies to EVERYONE on the network.

First, did you pay the bill? Unplug the IPS modem, remove battery, if applicable, unplug TP Link, shut down computer. Ckeck ALL cables reseat, Replace battery, plug in ISP modem, allow it to selftest, plug in TP Link, allow it to selftest, Reboot computer. If you connect ISP Modem directly to PC and it doesn't ID your IP address use this: http://helpdeskgeek.com/networking/release-and-renew-an-ip-address/ To assist you. If this doesn't work contact your ISP provider . Try another Wireless Access Point. My ISP, Xfinity, drops from time to time , for no appearent reason, due to a number of outside difficulties.

Kindly clear us about the issue. asking for password router or the wireless network password or key.

Greetings - Most likely the router is setup with a certain security type, such as WEP or WPA of which there are several types each.

Your laptop and Ipad have to be setup for the same kind of security as the router then the security key will work.

If you setup the router you have to log back into the router settings and see what kind of security is setup and what the login password is. If you didn't setup the router the person who did has to tell you what the security settings on your devices should be.

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