Actualy i am forget our linksys router login id. Dear sir / madam actualy i am forget our linksys router login id . i entered the 192.168.0.1&192.168.1.1. but it is not supported. plese help me. thanks.. Dear sir / madam actualy i am forget our linksys...

Why does router need DSL login?. I am trying to set up a consumer-grade 4port router for a client who has DSL, and the router is asking for PPPoe login information. My question is: What would the router do with that login? As I understand it, the...

Your router login is different than your ISP login. You must select your login type, Cable, DHCP, DSL I have been choosing PPPoE all this time but I havent changed the default router password login which is just admin. My ISP login is entered correctly...

Can't reconfigure Netgear router after modem change. Archived from groups: comp.security.firewalls,alt.comp.hardware,24hoursupport.helpdesk () I've about given up since I've tried everything I can think of. My ISP won't support the router, and I'm still...

at home behind my router, and can get to my login screen. However, when I try to login from another network I get an error that says the machine can't be found. I know I'm getting the correct machine because my website pops and the Remote Desktop login shows...

network card (if you disabled it), search for wireless signals. 3, open a Web page window, type in the address bar (192.168.1.1), carriage return, there wireless router login interface. User Name is usually: admin Password: admin. If not, look at the instructions....

Question about running a webserver behind a router. Right now I'm running the apache server for windows. I can connect to my webpage by using my private IP address, but when I try to use my public IP, it brings up my router login. I use a linksys router firmware...

a port, the nic will get a gateway of 192.168.1.1 which is the default. I cannot get to the router login screen. I can access the modem config screen and modify. I cannot ping the router. Ive reset the router,modem and pc. powered off everything for a couple...

and address the router's user interface directly from Internet Explorer. Router IP address is probably 192.168.0.1 (you can check this from the Command Prompt in Windows, typing ipconfig /all). Router's Login Username is admin -- and Password is probably...

like 192.168.0.1. or 192,168.1.1 etc. Once the router login box appears User name will probably be admin and Password will probably be password or admin (unless you've changed it from defaults). If in doubts have a look at any CD which came with the router...