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Old 07-03-2004, 01:16   #10
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Re: modem/router problems

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Originally Posted by kronas
hi all, purchased an origo 8400 adsl modem router, im having problems getting it to connect to my pc, the 9th bullet point in this link is my problem.........

http://adsltech.com/adsl/auto.htm

the software does not detect the LAN network, the lights are solid, i have tried both USB and ethernet slots both are the same

interestingly the software allows me to browse the routers config...........

anyone got some advice to solve this problem ?
Im guessing here but from the above it looks like you have never acessed the routers set up before ???

Firstly reset the router using a paperclip or pin etc in the reset hole on the back of the router by holding it in for 10 secs then release that and un plug it leave it off for a minute or so.

Then check Internet Explorer settings and make sure you have not got a proxy set in LAN settings which if you have been with NTL previously no doubt you will have

Now it is time to double check you network settings again, start/settings/network and double cilcky on your lan connection and choose properties and the config tab and check tcp/ip and make sure you havent got an ip address specified in there or any subnets and double check it is set to obtain IP Address from the DHCP.

If your using XP some have said using the obtain IP auto causes problems but you can get around this by clicking support on the Local Area Connection and choosing the option to repair.

Lastly you must change the routers password from the default (see below) otherwise any schmuck with your IP address will be able to telnet into it.

The first time you access the this it will be as default as

User name = admin
Password = epicrouter

To change the admin password try the following,

Open IE to http://10.0.0.2 and type in username and password (admin/epicrouter).

Then choose on the advanced set up link and on the left hand menu choose "Admin Password Configuration"

Choose a password of your choice but dont change the user name and submit that.

Then save setting and rebootand once its is rebooted make sure you check from 10.0.0.2 you can get back in with the new password.

Post back if the above help and let me know.

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