I cannot access 192.168.1.1

Hi,
This is my first post, so please be kind if the post is not placed in the right location.
My home gateway / vivid wireless "4G" account is a few years old, but it seems that the speed is getting slow more often, which is quite frustrating.
Looking on the forum, it is recommended to have a look at RSSI and CINR parameters, so I tried to logon to 192.168.I.I as recommended, but got a fail -1 error when entering logon details.
I followed The instructions of 192.168.l.l | 192.168.1.1
Can you please help?
Thanks.

Hi webdangol223. First of all, it would be best if you can tell us the model number of your device. It is not clear if you do have a Linksys router because you mentioned about "4G". Anyway, if you do have a Linksys one and you are unable to access its setup page through 192.168.1.1, you may have to check from your Command prompt whether it really has that IP address as sometimed they get changed during the setup. Once confirmed and since you are unable to access the page through that, your last option will be to reset the unit to the default settings. Once done, access the setup page again.
To do the proper reset, please press the reset button on the router for 30 seconds, release the button and unplug the unit. Replug and try to access again.
Hope the above helps.

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I am pretty sure it doesn't work with Firefox.
I have been getting the same problem as you with Internet Explorer. "The adress is valid but will not connect" kind of error.
Having to reboot the whole router (messing 2-3 other connections) to adjust some settings is quite frustrating, I know.
Let me know if you find what causes this and how to solve it
Jonathan

Cannot access 192.168.1.1

I have tried on my wireless and wired computers. I still can't get access. "timed out" message.
Note the following. I did upgrade the Firmware not too long ago. I can surf the internet on both computers. I have a WRT54G Router.
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Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection:
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If you need more info, please let me know.
Note also that when I disable my firewalls, I still get the same "timed out" message. Also note that when I upgraded the firmware, I don't remember resetting the router, if that has anything to do with it..Thanks!Message Edited by Volodya on 02-06-200706:12 AM

Some times a hard reset will fix this problem. Have you tried pressing and holding the reset button for 30 seconds? I know Linksys documentation says 10 seconds but 30 seems more the norm.

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I've been having error 322 come up, and i have spent time with on Live Chat with Tech Support trying to figure out what the F is going on. I cannot access 192.168.1.1 in IE. Which has disabled me from reconfiguring. My gateway IP is 71.231.48.1, and i was told that it needs to be 192.168.1.1. I sure could use an easy answer, between my PS3 and this router, i'm ready to throw em all out.

Check the ip address you are getting on the computer which is connected to the router...Click Start >> All Programs >> Accessories >> Command Prompt...A black box will appear(Command Prompt)...In the Command Prompt window type ipconfig and press 'Enter'...Look for Ethernet Adapter Local Area Connection IP Address , Subnet Mask and Default Gateway...
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I've been trying for several days to get it to work. Every time I try to access 192.168.1.1, my browser shows the "page cannot be displayed" message. I have checked to make sure that my firewall settings allow this page to show up but it hasn't helped any. Thanks for any advice

Assuming you have Windows XP and assuming you have unplugged, re-plugged your router:
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Hey. Im trying to upgrade my wireless router's firmware after I noticed I could not access Nintendos Wifi for the DS. I figured that was the problem since my firmware is out of date I believe. I need some help, but so far nothing has worked trying to access that page.

I'm guessing a lot has changed (to your PC) since you purchased the router. Your other options are:
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Cannot log into 192.168.1.1

Hey, a couple months ago i decided to move my pc and go wireless. Originally had a netgear wich techsupport so helfully destroyed. I returned it and got a linksys wrt54gs v6. I worked great but for some reason i had to reboot my computer ever night to connect to it. I tried to fix this by clicking secure easy setup, and this is where everything goes downhill. After i started, i decided i didnt feel like bothering so i clicked cancle, and my network goes down. Nothing could even find a signal. I updated my firmware, (i think i may have used an incorrect version, but later i changed to the right one). Finally I get it back up and running after rebooting and channel changing and whatnot. But after several hours, the router decides to no longer let me access 192.168.1.1, from any computer. In adition, when this happens, it is nearly impossible to connect to the router from a wireless device. But once you are connected it works flawlessly. I decided to by a wrt54g and be done with the problem. unfortunately, right out of the box this does the same thing. So im back to using my wrt54gs, please help!!!!!!

Hi Jake, are you using any security mechanisms (WEP, WPA or WPA2)? If yes, try to disable it and work with MAC filtering for a wile. Try to update your box with the last firmware. Do the same thing with your WiFi driver inside your computer.

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ACTIONS:
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What is the model of the switch that you are using? Is this just a plain pass through switch or a manageable one? I am curious where you are getting that 192.168.102.x ip range. If wired to the router you are getting 192.168.3.1, then that should be the address that you use when you run the tftp utility. And also what is the ip address that you are getting from the modem? Is the modem bridged or is it functioning as a modem/router?
If you want to upgrade the router's firmware, I suggest that you remove the switch and the modem from the loop and see if you can access the router interface. If you cannot, then reset the router for 30 seconds, powercycle it and see if you can now access the router interface.

Why Can I not ping 192.168.2.1

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I'm very rusty on this ... but as I recall, ARP is local to a network - so ARP info won't be passed between your two networks. I think it would work if the laptop was told to use the G4's en0 IP address as router, and the mini was told to use the G4's en1 IP address as router. The laptop, asked to ping the mini, says "not on my network" so sends it to its router (G4 en0), which knows how to deliver it. The mini, replying, says "not on my network" so sends it to its router (G4 en1), which knows how to deliver it, so you get ping & reply.
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{Internet }-----------Firewall-------- Staff Lan: 192.168.1.0 (Inside interface; Webserver resides on this Subnet)
                              |
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Hi,
To my understanding the DNS rewrite should work as you have the "dns" parameter for the server Static NAT towards outside and also have the "inspect dns" enabled. DNS rewrite should work for hosts that do DNS query to a server thats on the public network. In other words when the users on the wifi ask a public DNS server for the public IP address of the server the ASA should rewrite the public IP address to the private IP address before the DNS reply reaches the wifi host.
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I hesitated posting here because I cannot give you a definitive answer, I've looked around and havn't seen any answers to this question specifically either.
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