Linksys E2500 V4 User manual

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LINKSYS
Quick Start Guide
E2500
DUAL-BAND
ROUTER
1. Where does your internet come from?
A
Separate Modem and Router
OR
B
Modem-Router
If you have a separate modem
and router, disconnect and
remove your old router.
If you have a modem-router,
leave it connected.
2. Position the antennas straight up as shown and plug the router into a power source.
Make sure the power switch is in the | (on) position.
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3. Connect your new router to your modem or modem-router.
A
Modem
OR
B
Modem-Router
If you have a modem, plug one
end of the included internet
cable into the Ethernet (LAN)
port on the modem.
If you have a modem-router,
plug one end of the included
internet cable into any
available port.
4. Connect to the secure WiFi name shown on the sticker. (You can change these
details later.) Select the option to automatically connect to this network in the future.
You will not have internet access until you complete router setup (see Step 5).
Place sticker here
WiFi Name/WiFi Password
5. Enter http://myrouter.local in a web browser. Follow the on-screen instructions to
complete setup. You also can enter 192.168.1.1 in a browser to start setup.
6. Once you are finished with setup, please be sure to register your router so we can
keep you informed security updates, product recalls and other things that will
improve your experience.

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AS YOU COMPLETE SETUP, RECORD YOUR ROUTER SETTINGS HERE
2.4 GHz WiFi name (SSID)
2.4 GHz WiFi password
5 GHz WiFi name (SSID)
5 GHz WiFi password
Router password (default is “admin”)
TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL SETUP
•Check that you have a working broadband internet connection by connecting a computer
directly to your modem.
•If you cannot connect to the internet after setting up your router, turn off your modem, router,
and computer. Restart them in that order.
•For more tips, visit linksys.com/support/E2500.
Get help
Internet: linksys.com/support/E2500
Twitter: @LinksysCares
Phone (US/Canada): 800-326-7114 (complimentary during your warranty period)

COVER
LINKSYS
Quick Start Guide
E5300
DUAL-BAND
ROUTER
1. Where does your internet come from?
A
Separate Modem and Router
OR
B
Modem-Router
If you have a separate modem
and router, disconnect and
remove your old router.
If you have a modem-router,
leave it connected.
2. Position the antennas straight up as shown and plug the router into a power source.
Make sure the power switch is in the | (on) position.

3. Connect your new router to your modem or modem-router.
A
Modem
OR
B
Modem-Router
If you have a modem, plug one
end of the included internet
cable into the Ethernet (LAN)
port on the modem.
If you have a modem-router,
plug one end of the included
internet cable into any
available port.
4. Connect to the secure WiFi name shown on the sticker. (You can change these
details later.) Select the option to automatically connect to this network in the future.
You will not have internet access until you complete router setup (see Step 5).
Place sticker here
WiFi Name/WiFi Password
5. Enter http://myrouter.local in a web browser. Follow the on-screen instructions to
complete setup. You also can enter 192.168.1.1 in a browser to start setup.
6. Once you are finished with setup, please be sure to register your router so we can
keep you informed security updates, product recalls and other things that will
improve your experience.

BACK COVER
AS YOU COMPLETE SETUP, RECORD YOUR ROUTER SETTINGS HERE
2.4 GHz WiFi name (SSID)
2.4 GHz WiFi password
5 GHz WiFi name (SSID)
5 GHz WiFi password
Router password (default is “admin”)
TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL SETUP
•Check that you have a working broadband internet connection by connecting a computer
directly to your modem.
•If you cannot connect to the internet after setting up your router, turn off your modem, router,
and computer. Restart them in that order.
•For more tips, visit linksys.com/support/E5400.
Get help
Internet: linksys.com/support/E5400
Twitter: @LinksysCares
Phone (US/Canada): 800-326-7114 (complimentary during your warranty period)

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LINKSYS
Quick Start Guide
E5350
DUAL-BAND
ROUTER
1. Where does your internet come from?
A
Separate Modem and Router
OR
B
Modem-Router
If you have a separate modem
and router, disconnect and
remove your old router.
If you have a modem-router,
leave it connected.
2. Position the antennas straight up as shown and plug the router into a power source.
Make sure the power switch is in the | (on) position.

3. Connect your new router to your modem or modem-router.
A
Modem
OR
B
Modem-Router
If you have a modem, plug one
end of the included internet
cable into the Ethernet (LAN)
port on the modem.
If you have a modem-router,
plug one end of the included
internet cable into any
available port.
4. Connect to the secure WiFi name shown on the sticker. (You can change these
details later.) Select the option to automatically connect to this network in the future.
You will not have internet access until you complete router setup (see Step 5).
Place sticker here
WiFi Name/WiFi Password
5. Enter http://myrouter.local in a web browser. Follow the on-screen instructions to
complete setup. You also can enter 192.168.1.1 in a browser to start setup.
6. Once you are finished with setup, please be sure to register your router so we can
keep you informed security updates, product recalls and other things that will
improve your experience.

BACK COVER
AS YOU COMPLETE SETUP, RECORD YOUR ROUTER SETTINGS HERE
2.4 GHz WiFi name (SSID)
2.4 GHz WiFi password
5 GHz WiFi name (SSID)
5 GHz WiFi password
Router password (default is “admin”)
TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL SETUP
•Check that you have a working broadband internet connection by connecting a computer
directly to your modem.
•If you cannot connect to the internet after setting up your router, turn off your modem, router,
and computer. Restart them in that order.
•For more tips, visit linksys.com/support/E5350.
Get help
Internet: linksys.com/support/E5350
Twitter: @LinksysCares
Phone (US/Canada): 800-326-7114 (complimentary during your warranty period)

COVER
LINKSYS
Quick Start Guide
E5400
DUAL-BAND
ROUTER
1. Where does your internet come from?
A
Separate Modem and Router
OR
B
Modem-Router
If you have a separate modem
and router, disconnect and
remove your old router.
If you have a modem-router,
leave it connected.
2. Position the antennas straight up as shown and plug the router into a power source.
Make sure the power switch is in the | (on) position.