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A router facilitates communication between your home’s internet-connected devices and the internet. These devices establish a network with the router, and the router will manage incoming and outgoing internet traffic on that network. In addition to the router, there is a modem. Your home network is unable to access the internet without a modem. The modem’s function is to provide internet from your internet service provider into your residence. It establishes a connection with your router and provides your home network with internet connections.
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Here are a few things you can do with a Wi-Fi router. While the majority of these features are available on most models, some features could only be available on particular Wi-Fi router models.
File Sharing
A Wi-Fi router is frequently used for file sharing. Heavier files might be time-consuming and difficult to transfer using techniques like Bluetooth. You can instantly transfer data between numerous devices at once because they are all connected to your home network. To share a file or folder over a network on Windows 11, all you have to do is right-click the file and select “Give access to > Specific people.” By selecting Share with > Homegroup (Read or Read/Write), you can share files with other devices as well.
Navigate to the Control Panel > Network and sharing centre on the home network. To use the function, select “Change advanced sharing options” from the left panel, then “Turn on file and printer sharing.”
Parental Controls
Parental controls are a common feature of Wi-Fi routers. Access to specific websites can be restricted thanks to parental controls. To block websites, open a browser and connect into your router using the IP address 192.168.1.1. The default username and password are admin and password, respectively, unless you manually alter them. Check the login information on your Wi-Fi router. To block the websites, login and select Advanced > Security > Block sites.
