Modalità WISP:
In modalità WISP, il router consente a più utenti di condividere la connessione Internet da WISP. I dispositivi della porta LAN condividono in questo modo lo stesso IP dal WISP tramite la porta wireless. Quando è connessa a WISP, la porta wireless funziona come porta WAN.
Topologia di rete comune:
Passaggio 1: Apri un browser web e vai a http://cudy.net o http://192.168.10.1.
Per i dettagli, fare riferimento a Come accedere all'interfaccia web di Cudy Router?
Passaggio 2: Apparirà la finestra Configurazione rapida, scegli "WISP", quindi vai su "Avanti".
Passaggio 3: Scegli il tuo "Fuso orario".
Passaggio 4: Seleziona la rete host che desideri estendere. Fai clic su "Connetti".
Oppure fai clic su Impostazioni generali->WISP->Abilita e quindi seleziona la rete host che desideri estendere.
Passaggio 5: Inserisci la password wireless della rete host.
Nota: Assicurati che la password wireless digitata sia corretta, altrimenti la configurazione non potrà avere successo.
Passaggio 6: Personalizza il nome e la password della rete wireless o mantienili predefiniti.
Passaggio 7: Fai clic su "Salva e applica" per completare la configurazione.
Passaggio 8: Attendi qualche secondo per il riavvio del sistema, quando viene nuovamente visualizzata la pagina di accesso, puoi goderti Internet.
110 commenti
Both Pavel and I encountered the same issue in WIPS mode, where the device fails to connect to most 5GHz Wi-Fi networks. I saw that support recommended using channels 36–48 (UNII-1). May I ask how to connect to channels 52–64 (UNII-2) and 100–144 (UNII-2 Extended)? Many 5GHz Wi-Fi networks in Hong Kong operate on the 100–144 range. I am using the TR1200 V1 with firmware version 2.4.15 CN.
WR3600H or add OpenWRT or finish the firmware with a working WISP? I got my hands on beta 2.3.11 which has WISP but there are a lot of bugs that are impossible to live with. Give me a real time frame for the release of a working firmware with WISP or WRT so that I can either return your router or wait for a working firmware.
@Dear TH,
TR3000 doesn’t support connecting to the PEAP Wi-Fi network currently. We will feed back this to Cudy R&D team to evaluate if we can support in future.
“I have a Cudy TR3000 router and I am able to use WISP to connect to public WIFI. However, there are some public WIFI providers that require access via PEAP. The WISP interface does not provide a way for the username to be provided these public WIFI providers. Is Cudy TR3000 able to support WISP using PEAP? Is there a plan to roll it out soon in the future if it is not supported now?”
I have a Cudy TR3000 router and I am able to use WISP to connect to public WIFI. However, there are some public WIFI providers that require access via PEAP. The WISP interface does not provide a way for the username to be provided these public WIFI providers. Is Cudy TR3000 able to support WISP using PEAP? Is there a plan to roll it out soon in the future if it is not supported now?
@Dear Pavel,
I think it is related to the 5G WiFi channel. Please set the 5GHz channel of your existing WiFi to one of the 36-48, then check if the problem fixed?
“I have a problem setting up wisp mesh network – Cudy doesn’t see my 5G wifi network, only 2g. therefore the speed is low if I do mesh with WIPS 2g, I can’t find my 5g network, my laptop, phone etc see this network. Cudy – no. Pls help”