20 Most Recent Intellinet Active Networking Intellinet Wireless Router with 4 Port Switch (521246) Questions & Answers

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The serial number is useless in trying to access the router. Because we live in a password-everything society, we often forget passwords. That is bad because as much as people would like to believe that someone will have the magic crack code, truth is, if that were the case, there would be no need for passwords since no one would be safe. The only way you are going to get inside that unit is to perform the factory reset on it...this will clear the password to the default value it had when new. This info is in the manual you got with the router. Unfortunately, all configuration and setup will be wiped as well , requiring you to fully set up your network again. There is no other way....unless you can somehow remember that forgotten password.

Try this one: Login to the IP address 192.168.2.1 with username: admin and password of 1234

The reset will get you back to the factory defaults, so you will be able to log in with the password in the manual. If you can't remember that or lost the manual somewhere click here.

To solve this problem, follow the link below and follow the instructions on the linked page on how to solve this problem. For me to give you instructions here, it would be too long so I set up this link that will take you to solve the problem you're having http://assets.mhint.s3.amazonaws.com/downloads/6362/524681_02.5_manual_eng.pdf

Follow this link and you will get the manual for intellinet router and it will be easy for you to see your wifi security password.

http://www.retrevo.com/samples/Intellinet-Router-manuals.html

Hi,
For your to access the router just open a browser then enter 192.168.10.1 on the address bar the look for the wireless settings page . you'll see there the SSID or Network name and the passphrase or the Network key that you need to connect the printer wirelessly.
And also if 192.168.10.1 wont work. try to get the default gateway of your ccomputer thats connect to your router. Just click on Start then go to RUN, enter CMD on the small dialog box on the lower left of your screen, Then on the black window type IPCONFIG. The defaulti gateway will be the address of your router input that on the address bar of your browser to access the router pa ge

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Hi!

Try 192.168.1.1 if that is the default IP address as indicated in the box.
also, make sure you are indeed connected to the network. For simplicity's sake, connect a straight thru cable the the router's port number 1 to your PC. and set the configuration there.

Also, make sure the PC's ip address is set to DHCP.

Let me know if this helps out

You will get the default IP address for the router by following the instructions below.

1. Go to command prompt.
2. Type ipconfig and hit enter.

3. The address mentioned next to Default gateway is your Router IP address.

Note: Make sure that the router is connected to the computer using the Ethernet cable.

You can download the manual and drivers from the Intellinet WEB site.
Please click on this link to download :-
http://www.intellinet-network.com/en-US/products/5368-mimo-wireless-turbo-g-router

Use a strong one of your desire.
or Are you just setup your router?
Usually the address look like http://192.168.0.1/, from there you setup the route, and also usually is the mac address that is on the router specs in the box.

Must not have either read or understood the quick setup. You plug the computer into one of the 4 ports on the router and set your network address to whatever it told you to use either 192.168.0. something other than 0 or 1 or 192.168.2.something other than 0 or 1. That gets you to the web based setup and you follow instructions from there including how you set it up to access your modem. If it's a cable modem, you may be able to use DHCP, but you might have to have the cable company send a "hit" to clear the equipment it was looking for. In a DSL modem, you may have to set up PPTP stuff, which is in the instructions from the cable company.

Carl