Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 11:26 PM, Victor Soich wrote: > > Still, thank you all for helping me through this angst inducing > procedure. These little things can really trip one up. So, please > tell me what are the best practices for configuring the router. I > eventually want my computer to com

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

Well, I guess I didn't do everything quite correctly. I finally got my router to factory settings, by somehow using the right combination of pressing the reset button to the router, and disconnecting the power to the router at a correctly moment in time. My incantations to linuxy spirits and my t

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

Well.F**K ME! After reading the below message from Terrence Hulse, I tried yet again, and again, and again, to reset my router to factory settings. I don't know what I finally did, but eventually something worked, and I was able to log in as admin, and use admin as the password!!! Obviously,

Re: [PLUG] Laptop issues

Did you happen to copy down the model number of the CD drive while you had it out? Might help to figure out what kind of drivers it may need. Also, I stumbled across the service manual for this series of notebooks, here is the link in case you a

Re: [PLUG] Laptop issues

On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 20:37:55 -0800 Denis Heidtmann dijo: >The need is for a laptop to run an HP S20 slide scanner, using Windows >95 or 98, since that scanner has no Linux support. I have tried in >the past using Windows 2K under VirtualBox, but that did not work. It >used to work when I was du

Re: [PLUG] Laptop issues

On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 9:01 PM, Fred James wrote: > Denis Heidtmann wrote: > > The need is for a laptop to run an HP S20 slide scanner, using Windows 95 > or > > 98, since that scanner has no Linux support. I have tried in the past > using > > Windows 2K under VirtualBox, but that did not work.

Re: [PLUG] Laptop issues

Denis Heidtmann wrote: > The need is for a laptop to run an HP S20 slide scanner, using Windows 95 or > 98, since that scanner has no Linux support. I have tried in the past using > Windows 2K under VirtualBox, but that did not work. It used to work when I > was dual-booting to Windows ME. > > I

[PLUG] Laptop issues

The need is for a laptop to run an HP S20 slide scanner, using Windows 95 or 98, since that scanner has no Linux support. I have tried in the past using Windows 2K under VirtualBox, but that did not work. It used to work when I was dual-booting to Windows ME. I recently received an HP Pavilion z

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

I agree that you have done everything correctly. Something else is going on which I would not want to try to diagnose via email. You don't need to bring your computer to the clinic in order to work on the router. You would just need to bring the router. You do need to bring it if you want to work

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

>From Airlinks Support KnowledgeBase: Article > Forgot Router's User Name and Password? Views: 12456 Printable Version If you have forgotten the router's user name and password, and the default user name and password aren't working, try resetting the router back to factory defaults: With

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

Hi Russell, I couldnt find Network Manage. I found System -> Preferences -> Network Connections and System -> Preference -> Network Proxy and System -> Administration -> Network Tools. Within those dialog boxes, I did not figure out how to disconnect and reconnect my interface. I have physicall

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

I think the answer is d, but it is so nice to get positive reinforcement with the statement "You have done everything correctly." I guess I'll bring the box and router to the PLUG clinic. With regard to answer a) I tried again with caps lock, both on and off. With regard to answer b) Rich Sh

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 4:19 PM, Rich Shepard wrote: > On Wed, 15 Dec 2010, Victor Soich wrote: >  Aha! Are you using a Ethernet cable or a wireless connection between this > machine and the wireless router? You have both interfaces shown, but only > the ethernet (eth1) is running. >> wlan2

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

> "Victor" == Victor Soich writes: Victor> Dear Russell Furthermore, in the Quick Installation Guide, Victor> which is for windows, it says, Victor> After your IP address is released, click Renew. You should get Victor> an IP address of 192.168.1.x (where x is a number between 2 - Victor> 25

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 5:10 PM, Victor Soich wrote: > Dear Russell > > Furthermore, in the Quick Installation Guide, which is for windows, it > says, > > > After your IP address is released, click Renew. You should get an IP > address of 192.168.1.x > (where x is a number between 2 - 254). If yo

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

On Wed, 15 Dec 2010, Russell Senior wrote: > Rich, if he couldn't reach the device, it wouldn't be asking him for a > password! True. But, Victor also wrote that he reset the router. Perhaps not the proper way. Rich ___ PLUG mailing list PLUG@li

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

Dear Russell Furthermore, in the Quick Installation Guide, which is for windows, it says, After your IP address is released, click Renew. You should get an IP address of 192.168.1.x (where x is a number between 2 - 254). If you don’t get an IP address, reset the router by holding in the reset bu

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

> "Victor" == Victor Soich writes: Victor> Hi Russell, There is a reset button on the wireless router. I Victor> used a pencil, and with the power on, on the tiny modem Victor> button, and held the pencil there for 20-30 seconds. I was Victor> hoping that it would set the router to factory

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

Hi Russell, There is a reset button on the wireless router. I used a pencil, and with the power on, on the tiny modem button, and held the pencil there for 20-30 seconds. I was hoping that it would set the router to factory defauts, and thus be able to use admin as the password. Maybe I'm not u

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

> "Rich" == Rich Shepard writes: Victor> I type 192.168.1.1 in Firefox 3.6.13 to try to get to the Victor> configuration screen for my wireless router Airlink Model # Victor> ar410w. A dialog box comes up asking me for a user name and Victor> password. According to the the manual for the ar

Re: [PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

On Wed, 15 Dec 2010, Victor Soich wrote: > I type 192.168.1.1 in Firefox 3.6.13 to try to get to the configuration > screen for my wireless router Airlink Model # ar410w. A dialog box comes > up asking me for a user name and password. According to the the manual > for the ar410w, I type admin fo

[PLUG] can't login to my ar410w router

Hi all, I type 192.168.1.1 in Firefox 3.6.13 to try to get to the configuration screen for my wireless router Airlink Model # ar410w. A dialog box comes up asking me for a user name and password. According to the the manual for the ar410w, I type admin for the user name, and admin for the passw

Re: [PLUG] Installing a Cisco Valet wireless USB adapter

On Tue, 14 Dec 2010, Mark Jones wrote: >>> From: Russell Senior >>> Subject: Re: [PLUG] Installing a Cisco Valet wireless USB adapter "Mark" == Mark Jones writes: > >> Mark> [...] and then I get a pop-up that reads "There has been an >> Mark> Error during the Installation Process. The error

Re: [PLUG] Controlling DNS with cable...

On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 10:46 PM, Michael C. Robinson wrote: > An inferior solution is to set my Netgear RP614v4 router to use a DSL > based static ip subnet as the source for DNS queries.  This will work > unless the DSL is down.  Oops!  I need a better solution. Try to roll your own router whic