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# DIR-X5460 Initial Setup using Web Configuration
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### Connect the two antennas to its corresponding connectors on the router.
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### Power off the modem.
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Connect the Ethernet cable from the **internet** port of the router and the other end to the\
modem.
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### Power on the modem.
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### Power on the router.
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Connect an Ethernet cable from your computer/laptop to a LAN port (Port 1,2,3 or 4) on\
your router, or connect to the pre-defined wireless network of the D-Link router.
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Open your Internet browser (Google Chrome/Safari/Internet Explorer/Firefox) and enter\
or [http://dlinkrouter.local](http://dlinkrouter.local/) into the address bar.
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### Login using the device password indicated on the configuration card.
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### Click NEXT to continue the setup wizard.
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Select **Others** if you are connecting the router to an existing router. If not, then select\
your Internet Service Provider then click Next.
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### Wait until it is done detecting your internet connection.
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### Select the connection type that your internet service provider requires.
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Enter the username and password that the internet service provider provided if you\
select Username/Password Connection (PPPoE).
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### Create your own Wi-Fi name and password then click Next.
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### Create an admin password to secure your router then click Next.
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### Select your Time Zone then click Next.
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### Select Keep my device up to date automatically then click Next.
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### Take note of the settings that you made then click Next.
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### Wait until it is done saving.
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