Password please Password please Password please
Password please Password please Password please
Just got a router today lynksis can't evenget past the steps where it shows you what to plugin and where becuse when it says hecking config. it asks for a password and apprrently i dodn't know i treid my dsl login PW the and serial code under my modem any idears
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Re: Password please Password please Password please
a router acts like a gateway computer between your modem and your lancdoublejj wrote:Just got a router today lynksis can't evenget past the steps where it shows you what to plugin and where becuse when it says hecking config. it asks for a password and apprrently i dodn't know i treid my dsl login PW the and serial code under my modem any idears
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it also often features a firewall.
you plugin your modem using rj45 cat 5 in the WAN port and your lan
in the LAN port(s)
quite often a router features several LAN ports
you can find the default password and username in the routers manual...
NEVER throw away the manual!
as others have stated, if your manual is lost, find it using google or from the linksys homepage.... RTFM
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on the back with a paper clip or pencil point.
Unplug the unit.
Hold the reset button [ on the back] in with a paper clip or pencil point.
Plug the unit in. (while still holding thebutton)
Count to 10.
Let go of the reset button.
Unplug and replug in power.
Power up your PC or reboot.
This should restore factory defaults. Now access it and try the default password.
Unplug the unit.
Hold the reset button [ on the back] in with a paper clip or pencil point.
Plug the unit in. (while still holding thebutton)
Count to 10.
Let go of the reset button.
Unplug and replug in power.
Power up your PC or reboot.
This should restore factory defaults. Now access it and try the default password.
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Did you tell him that you are running a piece of shit network and 75% packet retention isn't too bad considering your running a router on a 56K network?cdoublejj wrote:Thank you hero but, i already called Saunji in India he had me do all kinds of shit ping this ping that disable this enable that he said to take it back it was faulty the most we could get was 75% connection 4 packets sent 3 receved.
The guys above are partial right, but the username is 'admin' and the password is blank, by default. If you changed it, then follow Jason's steps to reset the router.
Do you need to know the router's IP address?
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cdoublejj wrote:56k network? you know i have dsl right?
DSL and LINKSYS - Did someone finally knock the stupid out of you?cdoublejj wrote:linksys
Good work! Now, don't let my kind works boost your ego, too much.
If you plugged everything in correctly, then there are still additional settings on the router that need to be modified. That is, unless the PC or router is dead.
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