Need a LAN connection for WLAN?
Hello, I'm setting up my router, but it can't connect to the internet. Does the box need to be connected to a phone or LAN connection?
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Is the router connected to the DSL port?
Have you entered the access data for the DSL correctly
With the DSL connection of course
Whether you want to use LAN or WLAN, you can choose yourself locally.
LAN is usually better
Of course, the router has to be connected to the telephone line, from where else is it supposed to receive the data that it then sparks into the area?
Do you have internet access at a provider?
The “WAN” socket of the router must then usually be wired to the transfer point of the provider.
… this is just the exception of the rule, namely when the provider builds an active fiberglass connection or when using an external modem.
OK, misconductively expressed on my part.
You don’t need it. Except you have a fixed network connection
Please
And how should the router come into the intert?
You need DSL or cable internet or fiberglass
Or your local Wi-Fi does not get your router to the Internet