How To Configure Remote Management System With A Router?

Using Dlink Remote Management System, you can check the status of your router and besides this, you can configure and upgrade your router. There are various reasons why you might use remote router management

If you want to configure your router via the internet.

If you are an administrator for a remote network.

When someone administers your router’s configuration without your permission.

Steps To Configure Remote Management With a Dlink Router

Launch the web browser and then type the default IP address of the Dlink router i.e., “192.168.1.1” in the address bar. After entering IP address hit Enter.

You are now redirected to the Dlink login screen where you have to enter login details in the username and password field box.

Once you enter into Dlink router settings, tap on the Tools option that is displayed on the top side.

Move to the left pane and then tap on Admin.

Under the remote management section, you have to configure the following option

(i) You have to set remote management to “Enabled”.

(ii) In the IP address section, you have to type a valid IP address. By default, an asterisk is present in the IP address field box.

(iii) For port management, you have to choose a port
Once you make these changes, click on Apply button.
Now your Dlink router will reboot and all settings will automatically get saved.

How To Enable Remote Management On Dlink Router

First of all, launch the web browser and then type “192.168.0.1” in the address bar.

At the login screen, enter login credentials and hit the Login button.

Navigate down to the Administration section and then tap on the tools section.

Press a click on the checkbox that is displayed next to Enable Remote Management.

In the Remote Admin Port dialog box, you have to enter the desired port. Although you can also leave the default port at 8080.

Click on the Save button to apply the overall changes. Once the settings get saved, you can access your Dlink router remotely. Now, open the web browser and then type “https://:8080”.