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1. if you computer connected to the internet behind the router you can use this command under dos or command prompt.
ipconfig /all
under internet adapter local are connection look for gateway and thats your router IP address,
2. if you still cant access it .
force reset it to default settings
there's a small reset botton at the back of it, use pen to reset it and it will reset to its default IP address
try:
192.168.0.1<-- this is the default for dlink
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.0
SOURCE: help me to get default ip address
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if you want fo find the ip address from the computer then click on start,then click on run and then type in cmd and hit enter,once you hit enter,you will see a black box in that box type in ipconfig and hit enter once you hit enter you will get the default ip address as well as the default gateway...
vedhick
SOURCE: usr5450 robotics default ip address
See review at http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/reviews/article.php/3088971
which says that the unit defaults to an "automatic" address (i.e., it's a DHCP client).If that's true, then you would have to set up the AP on a network that already has a DHCP server, such as on the LAN side of a wireless router. Apparently there is also a configuration utility that doesn't depend on the IP address, and can be downloaded from USR. See the product page at http://www.usr.com/support/product-template.asp?prod=5450
SOURCE: how to configure my tcp/ip TP-link access point
click on start
go to run
then type cmd
type ipconfig (in case of window)
SOURCE: How can i find the ip address of my Wireless
Hi, here's how you can find your access point's IP address:
The access point is also your default gateway, because it's the device that you use to access the Internet, right? Open up a command prompt window (go to the Start menu, click on Run, type "cmd" and then hit Enter) and type "ipconfig" and hit Enter.
A bunch of information will appear. The one you want to look for is the one called "Default Gateway." The IP address that appears following "Default Gateway" is your access point's IP address.
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