Hardware Trouble networking the switch with my router

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I have had my switch for a week without setting it up. This is so painful. I knew set up would be painful. I reach the internet step. Everybody else's router pops up. Like everyone on the block. Mine is hidden and filtered by MAC. I do a manual set up. I have done this for other devices.

The switch is not finding my router and all it says is bring the switch closer which I totally did. I have a D-Link.

Dumb question. Is the internet name some kind of optional tag or do I need to put something special there to make it work? SSID is a separate entry.

Error Message is "Please check the status of the network device and try again."
 
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I am not sure because it appears as registered and the switch maybe does not show hidden networks? The switch is showing one SSID twice.
Just disable Mac filter and try again!

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Use your android router to see if the problem is with the Tp link!
 
Do you happen to have 2.4GHz and 5GHz with the same SSID name?
 
I had some problems with Switch network services,
it was solved changing the DNS to Google's public one:

8.8.8.8 (8.8.4.4 might work as well).
 
What is the reason for getting rid of the MAC filter? I entered the MAC given by my switch as being its own? And I triple checked it. It is more likely to be the hidden network because some devices cannot handle one.

Chances are good that the dually listed SSID is at 2 frequencies.

I am using an automatic DNS.
 
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Switch doesn't recognize TKIP !

This is it! TKIP!

I switched to AES. All my devices had no trouble but this PC I m browsing on had a SNIT!!. Now to see if the Switch is good with it. It is.

The router still does not recognize the PC as a client even though the PC is signed in as the Admin but thank you all and thank you jonna & Dmafra.
 
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Switch doesn't recognize TKIP !
Exactly why I said to switch.

This is it! TKIP!

I switched to AES. All my devices had no trouble but this PC I m browsing on had a SNIT!!. Now to see if the Switch is good with it. It is.

The router still does not recognize the PC as a client even though the PC is signed in as the Admin but thank you all and thank you jonna & Dmafra.
No prob. I had the same issue.
 

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