Connect And Login
Connect to the 5G router via Wi-Fi or Ethernet, then login to the router's admin panel to monitor its performance and configure your custom settings.
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Connect to the 5G router via Wi-Fi or Ethernet, then login to the router's admin panel to monitor its performance and configure your custom settings.
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After inserting a workable SIM card into the , connect to the 5G and Wi-Fi , and then power up the router with the included AC to DC . The Power indicator will light up, and the System indicator will flash until the router successfully boots up in 2–3 minutes.
After turning on the EZR26-5G router, the System indicator stays on solid white, and the Wi-Fi indicator turns on; we can connect to it via wireless Wi-Fi or a wired LAN cable.
Turn on the Wi-Fi function on a phone or computer, and search for the Wi-Fi hotspots below. The default Wi-Fi encryption type is Open, which has no password.
Cell-WiFi-xxxx-V4 (2.4GHz) Cell-WiFi-xxxx-V5 (5.8GHz)
Note: "xxxx" represents the router's identification code, which varies for each device. V4 and V5 denote their operating frequencies, 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz.
Locate the LAN 1–3 and 2.5G LAN ports on the back panel.
Use a CAT5 or higher grade LAN cable to connect either LAN port to your computer. When connecting to the 2.5G LAN port, it is recommended to use at least CAT6 grade LAN cable.
The suggested wiring type of the LAN cable is T568B.
Both Wi-Fi and LAN connections can automatically obtain an IP address from the DHCP server on the EZR26-5G router. If they fail to acquire an IP address, please check the IP settings on the terminal device and ensure that the DHCP client mode is enabled, or use the Static IP option below.
Router Address (Gateway): 192.168.20.1
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (24)
IP Pool: 192.168.20.100–249
DHCP Lease: 12 Hours
Configure TCP/IP on your connected devices, ensuring that the IP address is within the IP pool of 192.168.20.100–249. The subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0, and the router address should be 192.168.20.1. Below are brief introductions for setting a static IP on different devices.
On iPhone: Goes to Settings > Wi-Fi > Advanced
On Android phone: Goes to Settings > WLAN > Advanced
On Mac: Goes to System preferences > Network > Wi-Fi > Advanced > TCP/IP
On Windows: Goes to Start > Control panel > Network and internet > Change adapter setting (on the left window panel) > Local area connection > Properties (right click) > TCP/IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) > Properties > General.
Choose Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically Click OK to exit settings.
Click OK again in the Local area connection properties to apply the new configurations.
The default setting does not have a password. Click the Login button to access the admin panel. The username "root" should always remain the same, with no change.
The default URL prefix is http:// instead of https://.
After connecting a phone or computer to the router via Wi-Fi or LAN, open a web browser and enter the URL () in the address bar.
If unable to access router admin with 192.168.20.1, please clear your browser's cache or use the complete URL path below. 🔗
