Nice share. This means put it on my net live......right?.....
Connect it to? If I plug it on my LAN, why is a PC required?
I can connect to it via a rs232 cable to a PC, but I do not then know
how/what to say to it..still need.... ip addy!......understand. Will try.
At this point, anything is a test......
Hate the red box. It has gotten lots of stuff lately!!!!!
Thank you.
Best,
Duncan
At 23:24 01/04/2008 -0500, you wrote:
You could probably connect it to a PC that is running a packet sniffer
(Ethereal, for example), and sniff the ARP traffic it makes when it boots up.
DHSinclair wrote:
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
