Logon to VZ router (192.168.1.1) on iphone/ipad

Has anyone been able to logon to their Fios VZ router from their iphone or Ipad?
I can access the router no problem from my PC or my Laptop, but from my ipad or iphone, no luck...
It keeps getting invalid logon...
(I even cut/paste the password so I know it's right)
anybody?
Thanks
Denis

denis_labine wrote:
Has anyone been able to logon to their Fios VZ router from their iphone or Ipad?
I can access the router no problem from my PC or my Laptop, but from my ipad or iphone, no luck...
It keeps getting invalid logon...
(I even cut/paste the password so I know it's right)
anybody?
Thanks Denis
Yes, I have, but with the following caveat; When typing the password, it echoes dots to the screen. First, it echoes 2 dots, but wait a split second for the 3rd dot. Then and only then, enter the next character. Try that, and by all means reply here with your results, so we all can benefit. Also, let me know if it's not the solution for you. Cut/Paste won't work for me also.

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When I go to edit my router settings by typing my IP into adress box, about 50% of the text doesn't even load. I have no idea what the hell is going on or how to fix it. .
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From BB, cannot get into Router to reconfigure it via browser interface (e.g. 192.168.1.1)

Hi guys.
INet browsing via WiFi works (BB 9105), but I would like to get into my Router too, to reconfigure it. When I try to access my router, 192.168.1.1, or my ADSL modem (192.168.0.1) I always get the 504 error (Gateway Timeout), which is the same error I get when browsing through BIS.
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Hello Tato,
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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I tried to logon to 192.168.I.I as recommended, but got a fail

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.
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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.
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Your advice did the job quite nicely and it seems this is the "natural way of things," but I was totally unaware of it since my previous modems were preconfigured and I never had to muck about with subnets and such things.
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I am hoping someone can please help me!! I have a PowerMac G4 and a new 12" PowerBook G4. I received a Linksys router as a gift and I am having trouble setting it up...I have tried connecting to the ip address, http://192.168.1.1 with both Internet Explorer and Safari to no avail. I enter in the address and it tells me the connection has failed. I have tried numerous individuals including Linksys support and have had no luck! Can anyone help me or tell me what I may be doing wrong?
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Lets start with some basic stuff.
First Shut your computer clear OFF.
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Service Providers Modem.
Next do the same thing with your New Router, Pull the
Plug on everything.
Remove any other USB items you might have connected
Printer scanner, camera.
Now you need to wait for 5 minutes.
NOW IN ORDER.
Plug the Ethernet cable from your ISP's Modem to your
Uplink port on your New Router.
Next
Plug the power adapter back in to your ISP'S Modem,
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the brand and who your service is with normally 3
lights.
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if it connects you.
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setting in both your Browser and your Mail program
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Click on the Icon of Safari, and choose Preferences
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Connecting to 192.168.1.1 for checking router settings online brings non-English setup?

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Wow - that's unfortunate. Hopefully you'll get something out of it for all of the wasted time.
I should have researched this more before I purchased. Silly me - thinking Cisco was the best...
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I can't get my wireless devices to hold a proper IP address and they don't see the correct address for the router. Here's some info:
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Router IP Address: 192.168.1.1
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Internet IP Address: 192.168.2.2
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Good. The symptoms you saw (computer gets public IP address) is most commonly because you connect one of the LAN ports of the router to your modem. That way the computer can talk directly to the modem and gets a public IP address.
Sometimes this can happen if the router crashes and won't boot up (often power light is blinking). In that case, the switch in the router won't separate the internet port from the LAN port again giving computers direct access to the modem.

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I have two WRVS4400N routers I'd like to create a VPN tunnel for.
One gets a WAN IPAddress totally external: 75.32.167.xxx from the DSL modem.
The other one is connected to an ADRAN 676 modem.
This modem has an external IP address (67.155.29.202), but assigns address 192.168.1.1 to the connection to the router.
I have the router configured to assign addresses 192.168.0.xxx to all computers on the LAN.
The VPN setup requires to define the WAN address as the external address, but my router only sees address 192.168.1.1 as the external address (coming from the ADRAN modem)
I hope this is not too convoluted and someone can help me. Following is an attempt at illustrating my setup:
10.10.10.1-->Router1--->75.32.167.147 ---->INTERNET--->
INTERNET-->67.155.29.202--->ADRAN modem--->192.168.1.1-->ROUTER2--->192.168.0.1
Thanks in advance
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You adran modem also operates as NAT router. You have to reconfigure the adran modem for bridge mode. In bridge mode the modem operates like any other simple modem. You then have to configure the router for your internet connection, e.g. use PPPoE with the username and password supplied by your ISP. With that your router will have the public IP address.
Otherwise, you would have to configure port forwarding and IPSec or GRE forwarding on the adran to pass the VPN traffic to the router. However, this may not work at all if the router is not able to handle VPN traffic through your NAT adran modem/router (my guess is it won't do it but I have not tested this).

Trying to set up as a router - Changeing to 192.168.0.1

I had a linksys router connectd to my Verizon Fios interface - A wireless router - (that can pick up anything ) - but it died. Got a airport extreme Tried to configure it the same way as a Router handing out ip addresses starting with 192.168.0.1 Thus keeping all traffic comming through the router and not Verizons.
Can i check to see which computers are logged in Allow certain Mac Address and set up Static address for printers lpl ports.
I went through the set up Airport utilites and set up the 192.16/8.0.1 and designated address for the printer and linuxz server but How do i check the actual assigments?

Actually I’ve done this with great success.
I’ve never liked using ISP routers/modems/firewalls for my own network because most the time they lock them down in a way which keeps me from managing my own internal network.
My configuration is an AT&T modem/router then the Apple Router, here’s what I did:
1.)     AT&T Router/Modem:
Turn DHCP off
Turn Wireless off
Open ports YOU need internally to your network in which you require access from the outside. (Port Map).
2.)     Apple Router:
Instead of allowing your router to obtain DHCP from the outside like you would if it was hooked mainlined into a modem, make it static and enter in the IP subnet established by the AT&T router. Mine is something like 192.168.1.2, because 192.168.1.1 is the gateway in this particular setup.
Configuring port mapping and service ports in the Apple router.
Then setup DHCP or Static for your internal network.
NOTE: You’ll have to use two different IP schemes for your home/business NAT, meaning the AT&T to Apple router, in my case, is a 192.x.x.x NAT, but goes no further than this. The NAT in my network is 10.x.x.x. This minimizes confusion on the network part, but also keeps you ‘untangled’ when it comes to port mapping, address assignments, and other issues.
If your Verizon router/modem is wireless, you to turn that off and make the Apple router your wireless gateway.
Message was edited by: Torn-Barb
Let me add this as well: You need to know that the Verizon router/modem you have has to be configured as a ‘dummy’ device. You’re just using it for the internet connection (TV’s if applicable) and nothing more. The Apple router will do everything the Verizon device can do and more.

Copy startup-config tftp + %Error opening tftp://192.168.0.12/router-confg (Socket error)

Please advise me on the below error;; I am using tftpd for tft
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This was the right answer.. Solved
https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/56041
im surprised you can ping without attaching a crossover cable.
because if your only using your console port to connect your pc...then you dont have ip connectivity
i think the cable your using to connect your pc to your router fa port is a straight through ethernet cable....
you see it attaches to a switch port in the back of your home router(not cisco router)
not a router port.
so you need a different cable depending on how you want to connect to your router.
you can check to see if it is a crossover cable
just peer down the end of the cable you can see the colours...
if they are in the same order on each end...then it is a straight through cable
if they have a different order...then it is a crossover cable
if your connecting to your pc via your home router.
then yes.....you need to plug a straight through cable into your cisco router from your home router
and it will work
if your connecting your pc directly to your router
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I have a E4200 router v.01 and when i updated the latest firmware (due to security exploit) it seems that whenever i acess the router settings (192.168.1.1) it doesn't ask me nor to input the admin and the password anymore, using wifi or wired.. I want the usual proccess whenever i go to 192.168.1.1 it will ask me to input my admin and password to change my router settings.. any help will do.. thank you....
Solved!
Go to Solution.

After the successful firmware update, did you reset the router? Well, it is recommended to reset the router after firmware update. Steps to reset the router:
Push the reset button on router for 30 seconds, turn off the router wait for 30 seconds and then power it on. Power light should blink when you perform the reset process.
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