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Adaptadores
Placa de red y Receptor de señal Wi-Fi: USB o PCle
Accesorios
Bluetooth, USB, Powerbank, Type-C, etc.
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Cámaras Tapo
Cámaras Cloud
Cámaras Inteligentes para Interior y Exterior
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Negocios
JetStream Switches
Las redes cableadas de alta velocidad de L3 lograron no administradas
Omada EAP
Professional business Wi-Fi with centralized management
Omada Cloud SDN
The smarter cloud solution for business networking
Pharos Wireless Broadband
Ideal para redes inalámbricas de largo alcance y banda ancha
SafeStream Router
VPN segura y puertas de enlace de equilibrio de carga para el negocio
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Proveedor de Servicios
DSL
Capable of high-speed network and integrated broadband applications
LTE/3G
Maintains internet access wherever you go.
PON
The leading technology for delivering gigabit Internet services
Powerline Adapter
Transforms electrical wiring to carry the network signal.
Range Extender
Easily expand your Wi-Fi coverage.
Switches
Boosts your business network with premium performance.
Business Wireless
Takes your enterprise Wi-Fi to new levels.
- CURSOS
What can I do if the log shows packets dropped on TP-Link SMB router?
Sometimes customer will find the system log of Detected ip packets with option field, dropped XX packets on TP-Link SMB router as below.
Customer may think that this system log means a fault in his network. In fact, it is just caused by an improper configuration on our router.
If you don’t want these packets to be dropped, you can follow the following steps to achieve a proper configuration on our router and then the drops will not occur any more.
Note: This document can only apply to the system log: Detected ip packets with option field, dropped XX packets.
Step 1
Log into the router and then go to the page “Firewall/Attack Defense”, you will find the “Block IP options” has been checked as below:
Step 2
Uncheck the “Block IP options” and then click “Save” button.
Then the problem would be fixed.
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