Andy,
Most routers can be accessed through a web page. Not sure what the address is for your router, but I bet it is on their support page. I use the web page to access my Linksys router. The linksys page is 192.168.1.1. Some are xxx.xxx.0.1 and so on. The default username/password is usually admin/admin.
I loaded the linksys software on my XP laptop (before i knew about the web page) and "locked down" my wireless network by changing the SSID and adding a WEP. Oddly enough none of the changes took. I logged into the router using the web page and all the settings stuck. Does nothing work right on a pc...!?
On May 27, 2004, at 5:28 PM, Andy Hannen wrote:
Virgin tech support said that I needed Mac software to access the router
interface but Origo's site had no mention of Apple or Mac anywhere.
Is there anything I can do or do I have to buy an officially supported
router/modem? Are Virgin not telling me everything?
Thanks,
Glenn
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