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22-Jun-2009, 03:17 AM #1
Accessing a Router from linux comp
Hi, I want to open a router terminal in a linux box, do i need to install any Pkgs before that, & dont know the commands which will be used in linux to work in Router.
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22-Jun-2009, 09:12 AM #2
Hi shahid khan,

To open my router, I simply type: http://192.168.1.1 into the address bar of my browser. This should bring up a login window for the router into which you would type
the user name: admin, and then the admin's password: <default admin password>.

Upon installation, there is a <default admin password> which if you do not know it, you should consult the manufacturer's documentation for your router on the manufacturer's web site unless you have a CD from the installation which should contain the information. If you changed it after installation, then hopefully, you recorded it somewhere.

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