- Netgear local IP
- Posted by Tx2 on June 7th, 2004
Do Netgear favour a more common IP for their routers?
I have been asked to configure one for someone who is unable to access
it via his browser interface, and i have no idea what the IP of the
thing is.
Is there a way of finding out via a utility of something?
- Posted by Tx2 on June 7th, 2004
In article <4cbb343063bob@nospam.mightyoak.org.uk>,
bob@nospam.mightyoak.org.uk, a.k.a Bob latham says...
As i suspected (my Draytek is) but this one can't be accessed using that
IP. Guess i'll have to reset it to factory default ....
- Posted by Tx2 on June 7th, 2004
In article <m34qpn.4qx0-fsf@news2.kororaa.com>, iain.fleming@circuit-
systems.co.uk, a.k.a Iain A F Fleming says...
How do you do this? Sounds like something that i could find useful!
- Posted by Tx2 on June 7th, 2004
In article <m3zn7f.34yo-fsf@news2.kororaa.com>, iain.fleming@circuit-
systems.co.uk, a.k.a Iain A F Fleming says...
Not Windows based then ... ?
No good to me if it isn't unfortunately, i am strictly Windows OS
- Posted by Tx2 on June 7th, 2004
In article <MPG.1b2e79402c3e04149898e0@news.individual.net> ,
tx2newscollection-invalid-@hotmail.com, a.k.a Tx2 says...
Or is it .... i just got further into the site!
Gah!
- Posted by Pete Mainwaring on June 7th, 2004
Tx2 <tx2newscollection-invalid-@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<MPG.1b2e79cb7fd857159898e1@news.individual.n et>...
GetIf is a great (free) SNMP utility that also includes an IP
Discovery window. (see http://www.wtcs.org/snmp4tpc/getif.htm).
It will send out pings very rapidly on your local LAN (you can
configure the number of pings and the timeout values), so you should
be able to find out fairly quickly what IP address your Netgear router
is (as long as it hasn't been set up with a "non-private" address.
Pete
- Posted by PRAR on June 8th, 2004
On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 09:45:11 +0100, Tx2
<tx2newscollection-invalid-@hotmail.com> wrote:
You have added 192.168.0.1 to the proxy overrides...?
- Posted by Tx2 on June 8th, 2004
In article <ar3cc0dn72193mmuih3khfaikkm4ebd2d4@4ax.com>,
prar@nospam.com, a.k.a PRAR says...
Nope .... the IP had been changed, dunno how, but all sorted now.
- Posted by Rob on June 11th, 2004
"Tx2" <tx2newscollection-invalid-@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1b2e289587da239d9898dc@news.individual.ne t...
Why not just do a simple tracert "somewhere on the internet" (eg tracert
www.google.com) from a command prompt?
The first IP (providing the computer is connected directly to the router) in
the list will be that of the router.
Rob
- Posted by Tx2 on June 11th, 2004
In article <Qchyc.13893$NK4.2011377@stones.force9.net>,
nobody@this.place.invalid, a.k.a Rob says...
unfortunately, the router was not connected as the config was screwed,
and we didn't know at the time what the IP was to get in via a browser
interface.
