Unicom network can solve the problem of limiting the number of computers used by routers. The problem can be solved by setting up routers: the principle of each router is similar, depending on the routing settings.

1. Set the router. After entering the router's Web settings page from a desktop computer with a MAC address, select "Preliminary Settings" under "Basic Settings" in the main menu, click the "Modify" button in the "WAN interface type" column, and then select "Dynamic IP".

2. After saving, return to the "Preliminary Settings" page. After the option in the "WAN MAC Address" column, there is a text box with the MAC address of this machine. Users can modify this MAC address directly in the text box, and fill in the MAC address of the bound network card here. If you don't know the MAC address of the network card, you can choose the "Clone MAC" button to directly clone the MAC address of the current computer network card to the WAN port of wireless routing. Save and restart the router to take effect.

(Note: "Dynamic IP" must be selected in "WAN Interface Type", otherwise the options of modifying the MAC address of the WAN interface and cloning the MAC address will not appear. If you use other access methods, such as static IP, PPPoE, etc. After completing the above settings, you can re-enter the setting interface to modify the WAN type. )

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