MN-700 just set up as WAP & lost web access to device

well maybe your <a href="http://www.purevpn.com/vpn-service/router-vpn.php">vpn router</a> configuration is not properly configured try to reconfigured and use any best <a href="http://www.purevpn.com">vpn service</a>. because sometime vpn creates problem to connect and also check dialer setting.

Unfortunately, there is no way to recover a lost or forgotten password from a router or access point; you will need to reset the device to factory defaults. However, once the device is reset to factory defaults, you can use the default username ("admin") and password (either "password" or "1234" depending on your router) to reconfigure your router settings.

or

if there a small hole in the front or back of the router push a hair pin in to reset to factory settings

hope this helps

You need to configure the "wireless" settings within the router:
* set an SSID
* set an encryption-level --- use 'WAP'
* set a password.

Then, use those settings on the wireless-adapter on your laptop, to connect to the router.

Menu - Settings - Configuration - Personal config. sett.:

MEdia Net
Account name: MEdia Net
Homepage: http://device.home
Use pref. access pt. : No
Access point settings
Proxy: Enabled
Proxy address: wireless.cingular.com
Proxy port: 80
Data bearer: Packet data
Bearer settings
Packet data acc. pt. : wap.cingular
Network type: IPv6
Authentication type: Normal
User name: [email protected]

My multimedia messages
Account name: My multimedia message
Server address: http://mmsc.cingular.com
Use pref. access pt.: No
Access point setttings
Proxy: Enabled
Proxy address: wireless.cingular.com
Proxy port: 8080
Bearer settings
Packet data acc. pt. : wap.cingular
Network type: IPv4
Authentication type: Normal
User name: [email protected]

Menu - Messaging - Message settings - Multimedia messages - Configuration sett.
Configuration: Personal config.
Account: My multimedia message

This is the configuration of your LG KU990 (Viewty).

Title: Att
Bearer: GPRS
Auth: PAP
User: [email protected] (all caps)
Password: CINGULAR1 (ALL UPPERCASE)
APN: wap.cingular

Browser>Settings>Profiles: (Internet Setting)

Service Name: Media Net
Homepage: http://www.google.com
Connection mode: TCP without proxy
IP: (blank)
proxy: (blank)
Security: (blank)
Access Point: ATT

Messaging>Settings>MMS>MMS center: (MMS setting)

Title: ATT MMS
MMSC URL: http://mmsc.cingular.com/
Connection Mode: TCP with Proxy
Access point: ATT

To get google and all your other java web access make sure that this is the only profile you have in the Access Point. This will default as your java web setting & streaming setting. So you can now stream youtube & use Opera Mini 4.

Best regard:

Henk®Muskita ©2009.

There is no driver required. Configuration of the router is done through your web browser. The address is 192.168.2.1. It would be best to do this via a cable connection as the wireless mode may or may not be enabled. If you do not have the users manual, here is a link to download it: http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...tion_guide.pdf


Good luck

problem solved when im using access point manager to accessed my wap.
the default password is "default". for unknown reason the wap seems cant be access thru http, even i enter the right password. the http page tell me that the password is wrong. But when i used access point manager from www.teletronics.com i can log in to the wap and configure it using the same password that i used on the http page.till now still dont know what's wrong with the wap.
since it's working fine im not trying to find out anymore.

the default password is working too on telnet and others but it still dont work on http page and i dont 
see any configuration that restricted access to the wap thru http access.

Perhaps you have to search for an upgrade to the WAPs firmware. The manufacturer may have a page in the web config that allows it to search for an updated firmware. If not, you should be able get one from the manufacturers website and apply it yourself from the download. The web config program should have an option to do so.

Hi Entry Level Extenders (or by their real technological name Repeaters) are chipset dependent and therefore guaranteed to work with Hardware of the same Brand. You can try to build your Own Extender. Buy two Access Points (AP) one of them has to be able to be configured as Client. Configure the client AP to communicate to the MN-700 and then plug the second AP to it and configure it as a regular AP. Put the concoction in the middle of the way between the MN-700 and the destination computer. Doing such an arrangement might cost a little more, and be a little bulky. On the other hand it would not cut the bandwidth into Half as Repeaters do. Otherwise may be this can Help. Extending Distance: http://www.ezlan.net/Distance.html Wireless Bridging: http://www.ezlan.net/bridging Wireless Segregation: http://www.ezlan.net/shield.html

First off, the MN700 basestation is not suported to do this. But it is doable, and here is what I did. I connected a win XP machine (the ICS host) to a win 98 machine (the ICS client). Both used good old fashion network interface cards and standard ethernet cable - no wireless for me yet (that's next week) First I installed the software for the MN700 - aka the "Microsoft Broadband Network Utility." Then I went in to configure the router. I simply set the MN700 to Access Point mode. I did this by logging into the MN700's Base Station Managment Tool. I gave the MN700 a name (ie MSHOME-MN-700 works well), because after I change it from Router to Access Point mode it will no longer have a fixed IP address. To change it, select Security -> Base Station Mode Select the radio button for "Access Point" There is a spot on the bottom of this screen to give the Base Station a name, put something in here (ie MSHOME-MN-700). click apply. Now, I restarted my winXP machine, my win98 machine, and my MN700. Once they all came back online, I went to my dialup connection (Start->Control Panel then select Network Connections). Right click on the dialup connection, and go to properties. On the advanced tab, select the check box for "Allow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection." Click OK Now I restarted my winXP machine and the MN700 again. They came back online, and I could see the MN700 on the network (my machine now gave out IP address (via DHCP and ICS). Now I restarted the win98 machine and it hooked up to the network fine. Wireless devices also connect to the network now with no problems. The key is to set the MN700 from Router to Access Point. If you want to add File and Print Sharing, it is the same as on any network. If you have a USB highspeed modem, this will work as well. If you have a highspeed modem connected directly to a PC via ethernet and you don't want it to go throught the MN700 first, this will work too, but the PC will need a second ethernet interface. Either WiFi or wired. Cheers