Personal equipment
Modem + Router: D-Link ADSL DSL-520B (1 RJ-45 Port)
Access Point: TP-Link WR542G (4 RJ-45 port and 1 WAN port)

Problem details
Problem description: My friend always download from internet 24/7. Please help me setup QOS on my D-Link modem. My Tp-Link AP dont have the QOS feature only my modem have. So this is my connection>>

Internet << Modem << Access Point

So when I type 192.168.1.1 I can only access my AP web interface but the problem is my AP don't have the QOS feature. So is there anyway I can access my modem web interface and setup the QOS... or this is not possible at all..

Thanks in advance...

This post has been edited by sg552: Jul 11 2008, 02:04 AM

depend on TP-Link, try look for bridge/routing.
if yes, there possibility you can access the D-Link

my recommend replace TP-Link, get wireless router with QoS function

what the current address to access TP-Link & D-Link web admin
192.xxx.xxx.xxx ???

both modem and AP can be access with 192.168.1.1 but right now only AP can access web admin because modem already connect to AP WAN port. I don't see any bridge function in my AP but have this Static Routing function... same eh??



What to do next?? Thanks for the help...

This post has been edited by sg552: Jul 11 2008, 09:47 AM

you need to change the TP-Link to 192.168.2.1
then try access yr D-Link with 192.168.1.1

Need screen shot from
Basic Settings>Network (Expand it)
Advanced Settings>Forwarding (Expand it)
Advanced Settings>IP & MAC Binding (Expand it)

even you manage get it work.

you might lost the TP-Link wireless capability. becaz D-Link will become router with (QoS).

another workaround, for wireless to work.
router behind router
1st router D-Link & 2nd router TP-Link
-internet performance degraded
-port forwarding, partial working
-QoS limited/partial working
-if you can't access to D-Link(QoS) thru TP-Link, tweaking QoS even harder.

decide yrself

This post has been edited by K for Ketamine: Jul 11 2008, 10:57 PM

Already change AP IP to 192.168.2.1 but still no luck access the modem web admin

Here is the screenshot - NETWORK


FORWARDING


IP & MAC BINDING


What to do next arr?

Screenshot for
Basic Settings>Network>WAN (Expand it)

any chance you host yr image somewhere else(photobucket), got problem loading yesterday

I have change back my AP IP to it's default.




WAN Connection Type have some option... but I don't know which one is bridging/routing...?

Many thanks for your help

This post has been edited by sg552: Jul 17 2008, 03:44 PM

select "Dynamic IP" or "802.1x + Dynamic IP."

your TP-Link need to be 192.168.2.1

when everything is done.

then try access D-Link with 192.168.1.1,

yr network will become router behind router
wish you luck

sorry for this late reply this QOS thingy really make me no internet for whole day and I thougth I already spoilt my modem reset reset and reset + forgot my streamyx password = call streamyx to reset them and here I am... high thanks for your help hahaha


So I select the 802.1X+Dynamic IP like you said




The IP address, subnet mask and default gateway is all detected but somehow I can't login with my username and password. What setting should I set to my modem?? Right now the setting for my modem is bridge and dhcp enabled.





yay can access my modem via AP but no internet...

Thanks in advance

This post has been edited by sg552: Jul 17 2008, 03:42 PM

that great

next setup D-Link as router.

Need screen shot from D-Link
Device Info > WAN
Quick Setup > expand it
Advanced Setup > expand it

Here you go m8...

Device Info > WAN


Quick Setup > Connection type


Advanced Setup >> LAN (Many option there, which one you want to see...?)


Thanks for your help mate...

print screen
Advanced Setup > WAN

or else

Quick Setup > Connection type
select PPPoE > setup yr streamyx

THANKS FINALLY ITS WORKS

I access my MODEM web interface via AP and select PPPOE and works perfect. I have access to internet, my AP and modem . Right now I access my modem and make a few changes... *cough* *cough* QOS...

but why is my default gateway is 219.93.218.177?? I'm sorry I know little about networking but I hope you can explain to mee...



also if you have time I hope you can explain to me what route below mean...?? simple explaination will do...


and my last question what is the first router?? my modem or my AP?? That's all and heres a big thanks to you ^-^




This post has been edited by sg552: Jul 19 2008, 12:56 AM

the next thing u have to learn is how to post picture int his forum...

and why is that....? sorry I know it's no dialup friendly....

my networking knowledge is poor too

same as above, don't worry i'm having the same routing table as yrs.

from outside(Internet), yr 1st router (D-Link)... from yr PC 1st router (TP-Link). I dunno answer

this yr network configuration
Internet -> Modem & Router(PPPoE) -> Router(AP) -> PC

"but why is my default gateway is 219.93.218.177?? I'm sorry I know little about networking but I hope you can explain to mee..."

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This is your Public IP address that allow u to access internet. Just like LAN IP, but this one is WAN IP.

If u enabled remote access of your modem, u will be able to access and configure your modem through this Public IP with corresponding port:
Example: http://219.93.218.177:8080/

Public IP could be different every time u reconnect your modem to internet. Else your register a Static IP from your ISP (Streamyx), then u will always get the same Public IP.
Example: http://216.239.51.99/ is one of google.com Public IP.

Just share my study. ^^

Question, how did you set the QOS on Dlink router?

The TP-Link Wireless G router don't have QoS function only Wireless N have this function.
I wonder why the engineer don't want to write the firmware to upgrade Wireless G router to have this QoS function