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login to my 2nd router? (multiple linksys)
Deusfaux
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K replaced router #1 (the one immediately after the modem) with a new compact linksys... whose address is 192.168.1.1
thats cool.
however, my 2nd linksys router WRT54G-CA... which is down the line from it (plugged into the first) I can no longer log in to.
When the older #1 router was in place, I believe to get into router 2 I went to 192.168.2.1....
either way I could log into both seperately
No address I've been trying will get me into router 2.... how do I do that?
I've tried .0.0-2, .1.0-2, and .2.0-2... and other random addresses.... nothing
thats cool.
however, my 2nd linksys router WRT54G-CA... which is down the line from it (plugged into the first) I can no longer log in to.
When the older #1 router was in place, I believe to get into router 2 I went to 192.168.2.1....
either way I could log into both seperately
No address I've been trying will get me into router 2.... how do I do that?
I've tried .0.0-2, .1.0-2, and .2.0-2... and other random addresses.... nothing
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On the main page you should see the "local IP address" and you should be able to change what it is. I don't THINK you have to mess with the subnet mask, but you may have to.
You're not L33T enough for IDI/RN FTP!
and it seems to be working (I can log into both now)
And remember to lock them down with passwords, especially if one of them is wireless.
I've had to help SO many people set their stuff straight after someone went wardriving with 192.168.1.1 bookmarked.
You're not L33T enough for IDI/RN FTP!