how do i log in to my router?
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1. start / run / cmd / OK\n2. in the black windows, type "ipconfig", press "Enter"\n3. Record your default Gateway address\n4. Open internet explorer and type in the gateway address in the address bar, press enter\n5. You will be prompted for password. username is admin. password is usually, "admin", "password", or blank.
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Visit this link you would find link to the quick install guide which would tell you how connect to your wireless router\n\nYou would have to try and connect to the router using a wired (Lan/ethernet cable) attached computer, hopefully you remember the password for the router.\n\nLogon to the router and you would see option for Wirless Security and would be able to see the key there.\n\nIf you have forgotten the password for the router then you would need to reset the router and start the configuration from scratch.\n\nhope this helps.
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connect your router to your computer first.  go to router setting page.  Depending on your router, for example, linksys router IP is 192.168.1.1 - you have type that on your internet browser.  then the user name and password, check your router manual for that.  Then just follow the instruction of your ISP.  It depends who is your provider, which country you live, etc, etc.  when your router is set, install the PCMCIA driver first on your laptop and wireless card drivers on your PC then install the PCMCIA and/or the PC wireless card.  The system will automatically will find it.  And then you will see an icon appears on the bottom right hand corner of your tool bar.  Double click and you will see your router and click connect.  Remember to encrypt your router from intruders and for security.  Good Luck.
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Login as administrator, and check under Security settings.\n\nRouter's setup a webpage were you can login and do this. just goto the router's IP. (like http://192.168.0.1/). Login as admin. Check under something like Security or Encryption.
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How do you access the internet? If it is through a router, look up the settings. You can usually do this by going to http://192.168.1.1/. It will then as you for a password. If you haven't changed it, it would be in your router's docs. Look up to see if any ports are blocked or lookup a tutorial online regarding port forwarding. It may be that your I.S.P. blocked that port.
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enter router setup, 192.168.1.1\nrourer user name admin, password admin, or whatever you may of already set up.\ngo to wireless network options\nyour looking for security or WEP security\nset it up with a password, when you are finished slick save , then you will get kicked off because you dont have the password set up on your machine yet.\nthen on your computer go to your wireless network connections and set the same key in your profile there, and thats it, connect.\n\ngood luck\ntv
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After you log in to the administration console as listed by the other answers above (no need to repeat them), 3 items that you can do to protect your wireless router (all described in detail in your admin manual):\n1) Hide your SSID - if you don't broadcast your SSID, then most people won't even know that it is there\n2) Enable encryption - use WEP or whatever encryption your solution offers\n3) Bind to your MAC address - This means only your wireless machine can connect to the router. To find out your MAC address in windows, go to start>RUN, then type cmd, then type ipconfig /all. You will see an entry for 'Physical Address' that is your MAC address to enter into your admin screen.\n\nThese three items should sufficiently lock down your wireless setup.
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If you are using Windows, you can go into the command prompt by going to Run, then typing in "cmd" (without quotes).\nWhen in the command prompt, simply type "ipconfig" to list details of your connection. Chances are, the IP adress of your router will be the part titled "Default Gateway".
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i assume only one of your routers is wireless--ok there are two ways to find the SSID (this means the name of your wireless network that you can name...by default it is called Linksys) on the router. The best way is to open up the router manual and enter the internal IP address of a Linksys router (by default the factory setting is {192.168.1.1}. Type that (without the {}) into your internet explorer toolbar. Then enter your admin username/password that you used when you first installed the network. The default username is "admin." The default password is jus blank. Now once you enter into the settings pages, look for SSID under the wireless setting sections. it should give you the SSID. I suggest changing the SSID from a default "Linksys" to something more personal since a lot neighbors may have "linksys" as theirs.
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you are going to have to configure your router.  Follow the directions that came with it.\nIt may also be set to automatically require a password, which you will need to enter in your computer (or disable this function and make it an open network)
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You may have changed the router defaults.  Push the reset button on the router.  Hold it in until the router resets.  This will restore the default user name and password, which is blank and "admin".  Then access the router through http://192.168.1.1 and try the user name and password again.  This should fix the problem.
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Depends on the router, but most usually use either a web browser via http, or other communications program via the telnet protocol.  If you're router supports http, merely open your browser and type http://<router ip address>, ex: http://192.168.1.1. \n\nVia telnet, you can use the Hyperterminal program that comes with Windows and open a telnet connection, again using the IP address of your router. Once connected, you may need to hit the Enter key a few times to 'wake up' the router console.\n\nIn the worst case, you may need to connect your computer to a serial port on the router and follow the Hyperterminal example to pull up the console.\n\nYou should then be prompted for a login ID and password.\n\nGood luck
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Yes.  Access your router directly through internet explorer.  The two most commonly used are:  192.168.0.1 and 192.168.1.1   Enter one of these in the address bar.  If one doesn't work, try the other.\n\nOut of the box, there is either no admin password or the password is 'admin'.  From there setup your router options.  Your best bet is to have DCHP enabled.\n\nMake sure to change to admin password and if you have a wireless router make sure you use some sort of wireless security, either WEP or WPA.  Also, do not broadcast your SSID.
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Connect the routers "internet" port into the cord coming from the DSL modem. If your DSL provider uses PPPOE authentication you will need to configure your router to work with it. You can edit this in your router's configuration page which can be accessed by going to internet explorer and typing its ip address (192.168.1.1 on linksys routers or 192.168.0.1 on dlink) in the address bar. When you hit enter you will be prompted for a password and username. The default for this is typically username:admin password:admin. There will be a section in the configuration where you can add this. Otherwise i would check your physical connections and reset your DSL modem after you connect the router by unplugging it and plugging it back in.\n\nHope this helps :)
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Using your web browser and a hard wire connected computer open the configuration page of your router.  To do this enter the following IP in you browser address bar 192.168.1.1\n\nYou should be prompted for a userid and password.  Leave the userid blank and the factory password is admin.  If you have changed it use that password.\n\nFrom here go to the Wireless tab and then select the wireless security sub tab.  Here you can set the encryption level and the passphrase to use.  Write down the passphrase and the resultant hex string.  You will need this information to enter into the wireless card on the computer that is going to use the access point.\n\nGo to the wireless computer and put in the same security information.  The systems should then be able to communicate through the wireless network in secure fashion.
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Few things to look for:\n\n1. Do you have cable or dsl or dial connection?\n2. Earlier when you did not have the router, were you entering the login/password to connect to internet? If so, you have to configure your cable/dsl modem to host the login/password. For SBC DSL modem you can do it by http://192.168.1.0/ and there is a option available in "advanced configuration" to do that.\n3. Did you connect the ethernet cable from the cable/dsl modem to the \n    WAN port of the router?\n4. Are you getting the Dynamic IP assigned by the router? Check it by Start->Run->Cmd->ipconfig. It should show you some IP address like 192.168.1.x.\n5. Run the following command in the command window (start->Run->cmd)\n       ping www.yahoo.com\n\nHope this helps.
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You have to learn how to get into the setup for your router.  It usually involves going to a specific URL while in a web browser.\nLearn a little at a time about your system's security set-up.  In the end, you want to set up a PSK (pre-shared key), change the default URL so even if someone breaks in, they won't find the setup, turn on the firewall, and turn off ping response.