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Old 04-08-2007
cquirke (MVP Windows shell/user)
 

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Re: Router access (running Vista)
On Tue, 3 Apr 2007 07:52:02 -0700, RGA <RGA@discussions.microsoft.com>

>thanks Roberto. this is where i'm confused. the router works in that i can
>get out to the internet fine. no problems there. however, my issue is that i
>cannot access the router itself by entering the http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx url
>that the vendor gives in the owners manual. any advice ito help me is
>welcomed. thanks again.


Perhaps the router is no longer using the same local (private, LAN
side of the NAT) IP address range?

If so, do this:
- start a Cmd prompt
- enter the IPCONFIG command
- look for the "gateway" IP
- use the "gateway" IP to access the router

You may also see the same information by rt-clicing the network
connection and checking Properties, or just double-clicking it.

Also, be sure to precede the IP with http:// as the browser may
otherwise do a "search" for it. Such browser logic may expect all web
site URLs to start with "www." as the cue that you want the http://
service, as opposed to ftp:// or whatever, so when the URL doesn't
start with www., you have to use an explicit http://



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