D-Link DI Series User Manual

Troubleshooting – Can not access the router on 192.168.0.1
Please note that when accessing the router’s Web interface via http://192.168.0.1 you are not
accessing some web site on the Internet. The router’s configuration pages are built into the
router. You do not have to be online to get to those pages, you just need to be connected to the
router.
Step 1. Connect your computer’s network port to one of your router’s LAN ports (Ethernet ports)
using a network cable. WAN port of the router should be connected to your modem.
Verify physical connectivity by checking for solid link lights on the Ethernet ports of the device. If
you do not get a solid link light, try using a different cable or connect to a different port on the
device if possible. If the computer is turned off, the link light may not be on.
Step 2. Under Control Panel > Network Connections... make sure that your Local Area
Connection is enabled and not bridged with any other connection. If you see any icon there
which is called “Bridge” - delete it. If you see your Local Area Connection marked as “Bridged” -
right-click and select “Remove from Bridge”.
to your modem
to your computers

D-Link DI Series Specifications

General

Brand	D-Link
Model	DI Series
Category	Wireless Router
Language	English

Summary

Step 1. Connect Computer to Router

Step 3. Configure IP Address Settings

Set Static IP Address for Computer

Assign a static IP address to your computer within the router's subnet range.

Access TCP/IP Properties

Navigate to Local Area Connection Properties and select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

Step 4. Reset Router to Factory Defaults

Step 5. Optimize Internet Connection Settings

Restore Default Internet Options

Reset Internet Explorer security and advanced settings to their default configurations.

Configure Dial-up and LAN Settings

Ensure dial-up is set to 'Never dial a connection' and clear LAN settings.

Step 6. Disable Security Software

Step 7. Advanced Network Diagnostics

Power Cycle and Restart Devices

Perform a router power cycle and restart the computer for troubleshooting.

Test Connectivity via Ping and IPConfig

Use 'ping 192.168.0.1' and 'ipconfig' to diagnose network connectivity.

Alternative Access and Reset

Try alternative IP addresses, reset router, or use another computer if issues persist.