Router connect problems

Ummmm...I believe its 192.168.2.1 to get into the router

The default admin username is "admin" with no password.

The default adress is http://192.168.0.1

If you are still unable to connect, the password may have been changed. Reset the router with the button on the back, and try again.

Are you speaking about the wireless network password?
For this you will need to access the setup page of the router?
Connect the computer to the router with the Ethernet cable.
open the setup page of the router.
Go to wireless tab and change the wireless settings.
If you want to change the ' Router ' password then go to administration tab and change the router password.

Click Here for more information about the routers and network

disconnect your modem from router, or turn off your modem from router...

Now try to open...

because the router admin page will be built inside the router itself... so you never require internet connection to be ON for opening the router admin page...

You will need to reset the router - stick a pin in the back where the reset button is and hold it in there for 10+ seconds while power is on. This will set it to the default for that model router - you can check Linksys site for the manual to get the default username and password.

open internet explorer or firefox whichever you use. type in 192.168.1.1
or if that doesnt work 192.168.2.1 and iw will promt you wit a login screen most likely it well be admin admin as pw and login if not try admin *** the pw and leave te rest blank or try admin username password as the password or if u still cante figure it out let me know

or leave username blank and admin as the password

With ethernet connected
Click start
click run
type cmd then ok
type ipconfig
take note of gateway address
type this into a web browser
it will ask for username password try these:
admin/admin
admin/blank
blank/admin
admin/password
root/admin
root/password
root/blank
by blank I mean enter nothing
When you login to the modem click on the wireless settings and record the wpa/wep key this is what you need to login through wireless.

Actiontech routers should use the username/password combination of admin // password. If those aren't working, you or someone else, may have changed the default username/password of the router. In that case, you either need to figure out what was set or use the little red button on the back of the router to reset the router to factory defaults. Once that's accomplished, you should be able to use the password combo above.

I believe that once you make the connections to your modem, you should be able to log into the router to set it up by opening a web browser and putting "http://192.168.1.1/" or "http://192.168.0.1/" (without the quotes) into the address line. The default username and password is usually "admin" and "admin" or username "admin" with no password. From there you should be able to configure the router as needed.

In order to do this, you either need to be able to pick up the wireless signal (and have the WEP or WPA key if it's already secured), or connect your computer to the router via Ethernet cable and then take the steps above.

Lastly, once you're in, check the router's manual (if you have it), to see what the recommended settings are. The nice thing is that routers make connecting to the internet easier for you: then work with the modem to figure out the IP addresses for your networked computers, as opposed to having to go into your TCP/IP settings on your computer and having to mess around there.

Let us know if you have any success.

Really depends on your router, if it is linksys (Most common) it's simple.

Connect a computer to a wired connection on the router. Point your browser at http://192.168.1.1/ That should take you to the admin interface of the router. If that doesn't work, check the documentation that came with your router --- it will give you the correct aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd IP address.

If you (or someone else) has not set the password for the admin screen, the default for Linksys (the last I used one) was blank for the username and "admin" for the password, but again, RTFM. BTW, of you set up WEP security but left the admin login default, perhaps someone found your wireless and changed the key for you.

If all else fails, do a hard reset on the router and start over. "Hard reset" is not just a power cycle... there is usually reset button on the bottom or somewhere that requires a stylus (pen, paperclip, etc.) to push it... you usually have to hold it in for 30 seconds or more to cause the hard reset. This will take your router back to factory default settings for everything.

But if the admin pass / name is incorrect try

Account: Admin
Password: Password

Or

Account: Admin
Password: Password

try both with capital start, then all lower case, Hope this helped!