How to install TP-Link wireless router with DSL Modem (PPPoE)?

In this article, we will learn about “How to install TP-Link wireless router with a DSL Modem (PPPoE)?” So many of you out there have issues in installing a TP-Link router with a DSL modem or maybe some f you don’t even have knowledge about it. So don’t worry we will help you out with this article and will solve this issue in the simplest and the easiest way. Must read the full article carefully and follow the below steps as given.

Things to do before installation

1. Firstly, you need to turn off your router, modem, and computer.
2. After that you must connect your modem with the TP-Link router WAN port using an Ethernet cable. Also, must connect your PC LAN port to TP-Link using an Ethernet cable.
3. Lastly remember to Turn on your router and computer and after that your modem.

How to install TP-Link wireless router with DSL Modem (PPPoE)
install TP-Link wireless router with DSL Modem (PPPoE)
Install TP-Link router with a DSL modem (PPPoE)


Step 1
Firstly, you need to log in to the web-based management page of your router.

Step 2
1. After that ensure to configure your WAN Connection class.
2. Once you log in to your router, then click on Network > WAN which is on the left of the web page.
3. Now you have to change the WAN connection class to PPPoE.

Step 3
After that ensure to enter the username and password of your PPPoE that your provided gave you by ISP.

Step 4
Then to save changes click on Save, once done the router will get connected to the Internet in a few minutes.

Step 5
Finally, just hold on for some minutes and then ensure the WAN on the status page. In case it displays any IP address, that indicates the connection between both Router and Modem is successfully done.

Step 6
In case you see there is no WAN IP address and also no internet access, we recommend you to do a Power Cycle:
1. Firstly, you need to turn off your DSL modem, and then you need to turn off your computer and router. Once done then keep them off for around 2 minutes.
2. After that turn on the DSL modem and hold on until your modem gets started and then turn on your computer and router.

We hope this article helped you to solve this issue.

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