so ive been trying to portforward and ive been going online on how to do it, not it said i had to type 2 different ip addresses but they dont work.
i think it's because of the type of router.
its a Lynksys Wireless-G Broadband Router
from Cisco Home networking. is there a different i.p. to type in in my browser?
Trying to port foward
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Trying to port foward
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Re: Trying to port foward
Hi. Have you tried 192.168.1.1?
Try admin for both the username and password.
Try admin for both the username and password.
Re: Trying to port foward
ok half done but apperently 'admin' for username and password dosn't for it.mads wrote:Hi. Have you tried 192.168.1.1?
Try admin for both the username and password.
Re: Trying to port foward
Hmm, nothing, do I need to contact linksys or my isp since nothing is working?mads wrote:Try
admin/1234
or
admin/
Re: Trying to port foward
Not sure about that.Sanocon wrote:Hmm, nothing, do I need to contact linksys or my isp since nothing is working?
The default password is usually written on the router itself.
Anyway, as a last attempt, you can try this site: Linksys Router Default Passwords - Administrator Login
If none of the combinations above work, you can try to hard reset your router.
Re: Trying to port foward
quick question, is the name of the connection to my wireless and the WEP 40 key different than the actual ip address username and password? because i tried thouse and it didnt work and will those be deleated if i reset my wireless?
Re: Trying to port foward
Yes.Sanocon wrote:quick question, is the name of the connection to my wireless and the WEP 40 key different than the actual ip address username and password? because i tried thouse and it didnt work...
Yes.Sanocon wrote:...and will those be deleated if i reset my wireless?