JRS,
Yes, way back when this router started out new with 192.168.0.1 out of the
box. I changed its' ip addy to 10.0.0.1 about 2 hours after I got it to
use on my home LAN is SoCal. It stayed this way up until 10/06 (and had
relo'd to GA) when I again changed its' ip addy into the class C range
using 192.168.1.1. Did this so the router could be spare once I
re-ordained my LAN for the new xdsl service I now have here. However, it
now does not answer to any of these 3 addy's. I suspect a pebcak typo back
in 10-2006. Completely my fault this time.
I can admit to my own fat-fingered boo-boo back in 2006! Of course, it is
possible that the router is just plain dead, though it does seem to boot up
properly. This is not a life/death problem, but I really hate to toss it
out "just because." It is fun sniffing and angry-scanning it. Got lots of
time........ :)
Best,
Duncan
At 10:57 01/05/2008 -0800, JRS wrote:
All home routers I have seen are either 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 unless
someone has changed it...
>>FORC5,
>>There is no reset button, just the power cord. Old router! Yep, agree on
>>the gateway ip, but since I don't know the number I've got no clue what to
>>put in the pc's tcp/ip gateway window. I am bozo this time....... :)
>>Best,
>>Duncan
>>
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