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РЕШЕНИЯ ЗА ДОМА
Модеми и шлюзове
Your doorway to the internet
Решения за разширение на мрежата
Easy ways to expand and enhance your network
SOHO Switches
Keeping your home wired for quality connections
Аксесоари
Everything else you need for a connected lifestyle
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Умен ДОМ
Cloud камери
Keeping an eye on what matters
Интелигентни контакти
Smarten up your home devices
Интелигентни крушки
Light for every occasion
Range Extender+
Extend Wi-Fi and manage with Kasa app
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Бизнес решения
JetStream комутатори
High-Speed wired networking from L3 managed to unmanaged
Точки за достъп под управлението на софтуер контролер
Professional business Wi-Fi with centralized management
Omada Cloud SDN
The smarter cloud solution for business networking
Pharos Бизнес Oudoor Wireless Broadband
Ideal for long range wireless broadband networking
SafeStream рутер
Secure VPN and Load Balance gateways to the business
VIGI Surveillance
VIGI video surveillance is dedicated to your security
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ДОСТАВЧИЦИ НА УСЛУГИ
DSL
Capable of high-speed network and integrated broadband applications
LTE/3G оборудване
Сигурен достъп до интернет в движение.
PON оборудване
The leading technology for delivering gigabit Internet services
Powerline адаптери
Трансформират електрическата инсталация за пренос на мрежов сигнал.
Range Extender
Easily expand your Wi-Fi coverage.
Комутатори
Увеличават производителността на вашата бизнес мрежа.
Безжични решения за бизнеса
Увеличават производителността на вашата Wi-Fi бизнес мрежа
Why port forwarding feature is not working on my router?
Please follow the steps below for troubleshooting port forwarding failures on a TP-Link router.
Step 1: Make sure the server is accessible from the internal network
You will want to double-check the IP address and the port number of the server. Check if you can access that server in the local network. If you are unable to access the server in your local network, please check the settings of your server.
Step 2: Check the port forwarding settings in the router.
For DSL Modem Router: https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/1216/
For Wireless Router: https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/2799/
For 4G LTE Router: https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/1685/
For Deco: https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/1797/
Step 3: Pay attention to the WAN IP address in the status page
If there are still problems, please check the WAN IP of the router. Verify the router is getting a public IP address. If it is a private IP address, which means it's not enough to only open port on the TP-Link, you have to do the same setting on the modem router as well.
What's the WAN IP address? Here is the instruction.
For DSL Modem Router:
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For Wireless Router:
Green UI:
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New UI:
Gaming UI:
For 4G LTE Router:
New logo:
New UI:
Note:
WAN IP should be a public IP address. The WAN IP is assigned dynamically by ISP. If the WAN IP address of the router is not a public IP address, but a private IP address, that means there is another NAT device connected to the WAN port of the router. You need to open the service ports on that device as well.
For most of the 4G LTE router, the internet service provider usually gives the private IP Address. So, if you want to do the port forwarding, please contact your internet service provider to assign you a public IP address or do the port forwarding in their part.
Please google if you don't know how to tell Public IP Address or Private IP Address.
Feel free to contact us if it's not working after the above steps.
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