Another off topic!

[lightning10101]

Well sains I post here all my life and you guys know everything and how I love all u guys so much I need help! I need to find out my internet username and password from justa router and a cable nothing else. Programs or something???? If u think this is dumb just tell me to **** off to a pc forum in which I will reply I have posted on all of them!!!!! I seriously am stuck on this so plz plz plz plz help god am desperate.

 

[fixitman]

What exactly do you mean by "internet username and password"? What are you trying to do that requires this information?

 

[lightning10101]

The company I work for pumped this b band into my house and I have no clue what isp it is have no means of contacting the isp to find out the info and if I dont get this sorted I will get totaly nacked!!!! I have a adsl modem/router downstairs that I cant access but its failing teribly and I need to replace it but cant find the username and password for it. So I need to find the username and password from just the line or adsl box. any help would be appreciated

 

[Martin C]

All routers have an internal IP address. Connect to it via http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.

You should find a config page appear. Look for account information. You may have the password hashed out though.

Finally, please be aware this is General Xbox discussion. Try and keep to the topics where possible.

Martin

 

[lightning10101]

ok chears man. I know its an xbox forum I just cant get the answer anyware lol chears anywazs

 

[BillyF]

if you open a dos window and type ipconfig and press return, it will show your ip address settings, the default gateway will be what you can try to use to access the router, just type the ip address into explorer !! or use http://[ip address]

hope this helps.

 

[TokenUser]

For username and password try:
username = admin
password = password

or

username = admin
password = root

or

username = root
password = password

Every box is different, but they are worth a try. Regarding the ipconfig bit above, try "ipconfig /all" you get more info. One of the lines will probably be "Connection Spoecific DNS suffix", which should be your ISP ... of course, you could just a router, plug the ADSL into the routers WAN port, and then share all the connections internally on a non routable subnet.