reset button on linksys router broke off. Cant find ip it ..

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I think the default inside IP address is 192.168.1.1
Try it.

If not, do you have a manual?
If not, look on the Linksys web site.

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> reset button on linksys router broke off. Cant find ip it is set at .
> It is working routing traffic, But I cant find web interface for it
> Is there anyway to resolve IP using MAC ?
> any ideas?
>


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Yea <yep@hereok.ok> wrote:
>reset button on linksys router broke off. Cant find ip it is set at .
>It is working routing traffic, But I cant find web interface for it

Are you sure it's broken off? The button is a little tiny thing far
back behind the hole....

Hook up a computer, open a DOS prompt, say "ipconfig/all" and see what
your gateway is, and use that in your browser to find the Web
interface.

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On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 13:51:20 -0400, Yea <yep@hereok.ok> wrote:

>reset button on linksys router broke off. Cant find ip it is set at .
>It is working routing traffic, But I cant find web interface for it
>Is there anyway to resolve IP using MAC ?
>any ideas?

Try 192.168.1.1 If that doesn't work, open up the router and apply a
paper clip to the contacts on what remains of the switch. Remove the
black rubber feet from the bottom of the router. There are some
screws underneath. Remove those. The box should come apart. You'll
need to hold the paper clip on the contacts for about 15-30 seconds to
do an effective reset. The reset switches are commonly available from
Digikey or Mouser but some expertise will be required to do the
soldering. After you replace the switch, I suggest you abandon the
hammer and nail method of depressing the reset button, and use
something less destructive, such as a toothpick or paper clip.

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