Technicolor TD5130 TD5136V2 TD5137

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Modem Technicolor Como Roteador TD5130 TD5136V2

192.168.1.1 > Username: admin / Password: admin >
Setup > Wireless > Settings > Basic Settings > SSID: brazil > Apply
Setup > Wireless > Settings > Security Settings > Passphrase: paisdofuturo > Apply
Setup > Local Network > DHCP Settings > DHCP Option > ° Disable > Apply
Maintenance > Reboot Device > Reboot > Finish 

 

Modem Technicolor Como Roteador TD5137

192.168.1.1 > Username: admin / Password: 5792efe8c704 >
Setup > Wireless Settings > Basic Settings > SSID: brazil > Apply
Setup > Wireless Settings > Security Settings > Encryption: WPA/WPA2 > Pre-Shared Key: paisdofuturo > Apply
Setup > Local Network > DHCP Settings > DHCP Option > ° Disable > Apply
Maintenance > Reboot Device > Reboot > Finish  

Importante:

1 - Desligar e religar o aparelho da Technicolor.

2 - Ligar o RJ45 direto do modem para o aparelho [deu erro ao ligar do roteador para o aparelho da Technicolor].

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