How do I connect my Jio to WiFi?

To connect manually, go to your Wi-Fi settings, and connect to JioNet Wi-Fi and it
starts metering your usage. To find a nearby hotspot, first go into the menu inside
the JioNet app, and then tap the Find JioNet Hotspots option. This shows a map view
showing all the nearby hotspots.Sep 3, 2016

f you have a JIO Sim card and want to connect it too a TP-LInk router do the
following:

1. Open up the admin panel.

2. Head over to quick setup
3. Arrive at the Dial-up page and enter the following settings:
--> Profile Name: JIO -- Create
--> PDP Type : IPv4
--> APN Type: jionet
--> Username: (Leave empty)
--> Password: (Leave empty)
--> Authentication Type: None

Proceed setting up your Wifi settings and so on.

Restart the router.

Enjoy your JIO Internet!!

I have had partial success in connecting the JioFi3 to my TP-Link TD-W8698 ADSL
WiFi Router. These are the steps I followed:
Login to your TP Link Router.
1. Go to "Quick Setup", Select 'Wireless Router Mode'.
1a. In the next page, select 'IPOE', with 'Dynamic IP' and ''Obtain Automatically'.
1b. In the next page, 'Enable Wireless', with 'Network Authentication' as WPA-
Personal.
Enter 'Network Name' as JioFi3_xxxx (use your JioFi3 ID), and 'Network Key' as your
Jio Password.
1c. Confirm, Reboot, and login again.
2. Go to "Wireless"
2a. 'Enable Wireless', Enter 'SSID1' as JioFi3_xxxx, and 'Country' as India.
2b. Go to 'Security', select 'SSID' as JioFi3_xxxx, and 'Network Authentication' as
WPA-Personal, Enter 'Wireless Network Key' as your Jip Password, and 'WPA
Encryptio' as AES.
2c. Go to 'Advanced' and select Ch 5 (my Jio works on Channel 5).
2d. Go to 'Wireless Bridge', Select 'AP Mode' as Wireless Bridge, and 'Bridge
Restricted' as Enabled (Scan). Now you should see your Jio under 'Select MA
Address', select it, and save.
3. Go to "Advanced Setup" and disable DHCP server for both IPv4 and IPv6.
Reboot and re-login.

This is where I would appreciate help from someone. I expect connection to

Internet, but does not happen.

How to extend the range of your phone�s Hot Spot by using a router.

1. Access your routers configuration and go to the �Wireless� section/menu.

2. Select the option �Enable WDS Bridging� or something similarly named. Note: Some
routers don�t have a WDS/Bridging function. If yours does not, then you will have
to get a different router. (WDS = Wireless distribution system.)
3. Click the �Survey� button. It will show you all the connections within your
range. Note: You can enter details manually if no survey option is given.

4. Select the connection you want to connect to.

5. Enter/create password a password. (Anyone wanting to connect will need it.)

6. Click "Save".

7.You should now be prompted for proper selection of channel. Click "Yes" and it
will automatically select for you.

8. Disable "DHCP".

9. Now restart your router. (There should be an option to restart/reboot it within

the routers configuration settings.)

10. Once the router has completely rebooted, wait a little while for it to connect,
as occassionally it won't connect instantly.

11. If it isn't working, then you may need to update the routers firmware.

IMPORTANT NOTE: When you have disabled "DHCP", you will not be able to access your
router directly, but your internet should work. To access your router you will have
to configure IP address of your connection. For information on how to access your
router when DHCP is disabled please visit this link...
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