Chris,
I waited until I think I got to "hard." ......more inline............
At 03:40 01/05/2008 +0000, Chris wrote:
How much time do you have? :)
Rest of my life.................. :)
Easy: see if it has a 'reset' button, depress for a few seconds and
release. It would now be at all defaults. (Linksys, edimax, and belkin
etc all have such a toggle)
Been there and done this one many times...it is a netgear rt-314......so
far, ....NoGo.
Hard: set pc to a manual ip you think is within the range, connect to
router, run an angry ip scan for it in each range (have fun!)
Can you explain the "angry ip scan?" Have never done this one yet.......
Middle: if its issuing out ip addresses (dhcp on) then all should be easy
to resolve. :)
Nope. This router never got to play DHCP. I do static IP's on my LAN.
I do know that this is a stretch! Just thought I'd ask. I really do not
have a problem if "red boxing" this router is the collective's
answer. When it served me (1999-2002), it did a good job. I would just
like to maybe return it to somewhat useable (lame as it may be now), if
possible......... :)
Best,
Duncan
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-----Original Message-----
From: DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 04 Jan 2008 22:34:20
To:Hardware Group <[email protected]>
Subject: [H] Is there a service that.....
OK. I am stupid. Back in 10/06 I believe I re-admin'd my old NAT router to
a NEW IP Address. I write 'believe' because I have written notes, docs,
marks that say I did this task. Did it in plans for a new xdsl install in
the future....(that I now have). Maybe not!
The router does not answer its' default address. (192.168.0.1?)
The router does not answer the old address. (10.0.0.1)
The router does not answer the new address. (192.168.1.1)
Right now I have no clue what the address of the router might be......... :)
I give up.
Is there any service available that may be able to recover "what I believe
to be" a really good
RT-314 router?
Or, do I just toss it in the big red plastic box?
Best,
Duncan
