Default password to log into Belkin routers??

[RichUK]

Just helping someone (not technically inclined) set up their new wireless router. She doesnt have the manual, woman :disgust: lol

All she knows is that it's a Belkin G+ Router 'F5D7231uk-4'

 

[mugs]

Try leaving it blank (that works with my D-Link)

Or admin/admin (that works with some other devices I have)

 

[Inspector Jihad]

its blank, atleast my old belkin was

 

[marulee]

Originally posted by: mugs
Try leaving it blank (that works with my D-Link)

Or admin/admin (that works with some other devices I have)

asking about Belkin!

 

[pontifex]

or 1234
or go to their website and look up the manual

 

[SSSnail]

http://www.portforward.com/english/rout...ng/Belkin/F5D7231-4/F5D7231-4index.htm

Typically, Belkin routers password is blank by default.

 

[TecHNooB]

Blank~

 

[Pshawn5]

Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad
its blank, atleast my old belkin was

i think it's blank too, or the only the password was admin.

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: marulee

Originally posted by: mugs
Try leaving it blank (that works with my D-Link)

Or admin/admin (that works with some other devices I have)

asking about Belkin!

Yes I know that, but both answers I gave are pretty common with electronic devices...
http://www.phenoelit.de/dpl/dpl.html

 

[RapidSnail]

Leave the password field blank. That is the default.

(F5D7230-4)

 

[MmmSkyscraper]

WTFH4X!

 

[Gunslinger08]

For future reference, every major electronics manufacturer offers their product manuals online, for free. Search their website.

 

[Juno]

Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
WTFH4X!

:laugh:

 

[RichUK]

Women

I asked her to open CMD and type in ?ipconfig /all? to get the dhcp address, and then open IE and access the router with that address.

I told her to put two forward slashes before the address. She was putting back slashes. Never mind.

Apparently no login box popped up :S

Ohh well she?s setting up WAP now, so all is good.

Thanks anyway guys

 

[junkiefp]

I think its BLANK

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: RichUK
Women

I asked her to open CMD and type in ?ipconfig /all? to get the dhcp address, and then open IE and access the router with that address.

I told her to put two forward slashes before the address. She was putting back slashes. Never mind.

Apparently no login box popped up :S

Ohh well she?s setting up WAP now, so all is good.

Thanks anyway guys

That kind of stupidity is unbearable sometimes. People use the Internet every day and still mix up backslash and forward slash?

 

[RichUK]

Originally posted by: mugs

Originally posted by: RichUK
Women

I asked her to open CMD and type in ?ipconfig /all? to get the dhcp address, and then open IE and access the router with that address.

I told her to put two forward slashes before the address. She was putting back slashes. Never mind.

Apparently no login box popped up :S

Ohh well she?s setting up WAP now, so all is good.

Thanks anyway guys

That kind of stupidity is unbearable sometimes. People use the Internet every day and still mix up backslash and forward slash?

LOL. She originally said that she needed help setting up the security, so i offered to help. She explained to me that when she did actually look at the manual (which she doesn?t have now) it looked as if she needed to load up the belkin website to set-up the security.

I was like, WTF no you don?t, lol.

She was obviously confused because the Belkin config consol is web based.