I have a linksys router. I placed my modem in bridge mode, now i unplug the router and want to use the modem, but i can't get back to its interface.
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RESET THE MODEM TO FACTORY DEFAULTS... in the back of the router there is a small place where you can stick a pen, push the pen into the button and hold it there for 30 seconds, do that when it's unplugged
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If you're getting the question when you're configuring the router, it is asking you to make up a WEP.\n\nIf you're getting the question when trying to connect a wireless computer to the router, then you have to log on to the router from a hardwired connection, go into the configuration, and look to see what the WEP is.
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Go to Start>control panel> Internet option>connection, there you delete the modem and reinstall the modem.
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You need to reset the router to its default configuration... and you'll have to consult Linksys for that, http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1114037290855&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nAnd after you have reset it, you will have to configure it for your connection, you know, allow it to detect the IP, DHCP and all that good stuff...
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First, you need to connect directly with a single computer to the modem/bypass the router..if you can get to the internet then there's nothing wrong with your modem and your dsl signal, then try to connect with a router..if still you can get an intermittent connection then, you need to contact your router's manufacturer for the configuration.\n\nUnplugging the cables in the modem and router and replugging it back again would also help.\n\nIf you cannot connect to the internet when you tried to bypass the router, call your DSL Internet Service Provider (ISP)
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I have yet another bridge in San Francisco to sell ANY BUYERS?? Maybe I'm wrong (doubt it) but I have been here for some time and I read your question as, " I'm trying to access someone elses network and I can figure out how to do it, can anyone help me hack it?" \n\nIf I'm wrong I'm really.......ahhh nevermind!!\n\nIf you are legit, just hit the reset button on the back of the router and run the wizard again...that shouldn't take you but a few minutes and you will be up and running again!
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You'll have to unpower, then let it reboot. If it's a dynamic ip address system, it'll be assigned another automatically. Static, DNS info can be set manually, and "told" to remain the same. If this info is mismatched with an external stand-alone router, it'll cause addressing conflicts.
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sometimes you have conflicting ips, go to start > run > type in cmd then when you get into the command prompt type in ipconfig /release this will release your current ip, if your router is working fine you should be able to type in the command prompt ipconfig /renew and then you should be able to get into the routers browser with 192.168.1.1\n\nin most cases if your router isnt giving you an ip thentry reseting the router itself then if nothing happens call 1 (800) 326-7114  or click here http://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/linksys.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php?p_icf_3=1
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If you switch of your modem and leave for 5 Min's and then switch back on and leave for another 5 Min's, it should find its settings.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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Depending who your Service Provider is, and sometimes even your modem (you didn't mention either one - some modems may need the router configure in a slightly different way).  Below are some things you can try (remember this is manual troubleshooting, no need to insert the CD when doing the instructions below).\n\nIf your ADSL connection is PPPoE try this, meaning if your PC is connected direct to your modem and you need to log on to the internet using a connection manager (in other words, you need to enter username and password):\n\n1.) Power off both modem and router.\n2.) Plug the ethernet cable from your modem to the internet port of the router and one computer to one of the 4 ports.\n3.)Power up modem, wait for the light to stabilize (or when DSL light is lit) - this indicates your modem has established communication to your ISP.\n4.)Power up your router.\n5.)On your computer open IE browser and hit the stop button (or F5) to stop it from getting online.  You just need to use the browser to get to the router page and configure.\n6.)In the address bar (NOT search bar) , type 192.168.1.1 and hit Enter. It will prompt you for the username and password of the router - leave the username blank, type admin for the password (if you had used the CD previously, this may not work - try the password you had entered before).\n7.)Once the router page is up - choose PPPoE for Internet login type.\n8.)Enter the username and password your internet provider gave you.  You may need to type the username in email format (e.g. name@sbcglobal.com).\n9.)Select Keep alive.\n10.)Save settings.\n11.)Click to Status tab (at the upper far right of the Linksys page). It should show you're connected.  You should also have values for IP address and DNS Servers.  If not, click connect.  If an error comes up - "Authentication Failed" means either you mistyped your username or password, or both.\n12.)If you get "Cannot connect to PPPoE server" your modem and router may have the same (LAN) IP address.  You need to go back to Setup page and look for router's IP address (it will show 192.168.1.1).  Change it to 192.168.2.1 or 10.10.10.1 - save settings on the router.  Restart your computer, if you know how to release and renew the IP of your PC, you can do that instead (because I'm too darn lazy to give you the instruction for that right now, just restart the PC to simplify things... sorry :P).  Then follow steps 5, 6 and 11.\n\nIf you don't need to use a connection manager and your ISP did not give you a username and password for your account, try this:\n\n.) Power off both modem and router.\n2.) Plug the ethernet cable from your modem to the internet port of the router and one computer to one of the 4 ports.\n3.)Power up modem, wait for the light to stabilize (or when DSL light is lit) - this indicates your modem has established communication to your ISP.\n4.)Power up your router.\n5.)On your computer open IE browser and hit the stop button (or F5) to stop it from getting online.  You just need to use the browser to get to the router page and configure.\n6.)In the address bar (NOT search bar) , type 192.168.1.1 and hit Enter. It will prompt you for the username and password of the router - leave the username blank, type admin for the password (if you had used the CD previously, this may not work - try the password you had entered before).\n7.)Click to Status tab (at the upper far right of the Linksys page). It should show you're connected.  You should also have values for IP address and DNS Servers. \n8.)If not, you need to go back to Setup page and look for router's IP address (it will show 192.168.1.1).  Change it to 192.168.2.1 or 10.10.10.1 - save settings on the router.  Restart your computer, if you know how to release and renew the IP of your PC, you can do that instead (because I'm too darn lazy to give you the instruction for that right now, just restart the PC to simplify things... again, sorry
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Turn off your router. Turn off the modem. disable your ethernet adapter under network adapters. Go into Control panel/Administrative tools/ Service, and highlight DHCP Client. Click on Restart. Go into START/RUN/ type CMD click ok\nType in ipconfig /flushdns\n\nThen turn on your modem...let modem run for a full minute, then turn on router. Be patient because it may take 2 minutes or so for the adapter to establish a wireless connection. This will work.
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I assume your Linksys is a wireless router?\n\nMake sure that the built-in adapters are enabled or turned on.  Make sure you're not running any firewall or security software, it'll conflict with the firewall of your router.  Try setting up the wireless network without a wireless security enabled first.\n\nFor wireless security, you may need to test if your laptops can use WPA.  Mine didn't, so I stayed with WEP.\n\nSome modems don't have a power button.  You may just need to unplug the power cord.  Or maybe if you have a switch or button that may say "Standby".\n\nOh, yeah... if your ISP is Cable Internet and you can get online when wired to the modem, you may need to do 2 things:\n\n1. Change the router's IP to 192.168.2.1 because some modems have the same IP address as the router.\n\n2.Do a Mac clone.  Comcast authenticates users through MAc addresses - w/ Linksys, just access the router page and in BAsic Setup look for a tab called "Mac Clone" (I think).... then enable it and save.  \n\nHope this helps!   :)
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delete the bridge in network connection area. and make other settings
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You need to disconnect the cat5 cable from the modem.  You also need to plug your computer, directly into the wireless router.  Once you've done that you should be able to access the router control panel.
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hii \nPlease go to the site of microsoft.com \nas per my knowledge if you want to lock the modem then it can bee done by the modem portal only i.e type the IP address you got with yourr Modem on explorer and see if there is any option for it.\nOther method is \n1. Open the Network connection\n2. View all the connection (i.e the LAN connection oof ur modem)\n3. right- click on that icon and select disable in this way i think you get success.\nlet me know if it solve your problem coz i also faced similar problem so let me know for sure
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First off we need to know what kind of router you are working with.  Please provide the model and make, along with the kind of internet service you have.  Also what operating system you are on would be helpful - Windows XP, Mac OS X, etc.  \n\nThe first thing do when you hook up a router to your DSL/Cable Modem is to turn all the equipment off.\n\nPower down the computer, the DSL/Cable Modem and your router.  Its best to physically remove the power cables from the modem and the router to ensure that electricity is not keeping any memory chips alive.  Make sure you plug the ethernet cable from the DSL/Cable modem into the routers WAN/internet port.  Then make sure your computer's ethernet port is plugged into one of the routers LAN ethernet ports, they are usually 4 ports right in a row on the back of the computer.  This should fix any problems with hooking up the cables physically, and now it up to your network settings on your computer.  In order to help, please provide the information I asked for at the top of this message. \n\nThanks!
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Go to Linksys support website.