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which you have to search through a laptop or a computer before. This app automatically detects your gateway which is 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.10.1 etc.
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WiFi Router Setup Page is a powerful network tool for router control, you can receive full information on my Wifi, find out internal or external IP, SSID, BSSID, gateway, broadcast address, network mask whose and other basic information.ġ92.168.1.1 - All Router Admin Setup WiFi Password FEATURES: WiFi Router Setup Page is the simplest network scanner, ip scanner and Wifi scanner that allows you to find your route setup page (router ip:192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1 etc.
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WiFi Router Setup Page is a simple and free network tool to help you scan my WiFi, show all devices connected to my WiFi, see who is on my WiFi, and block the strange device in router setup page. This laptop moves to different networks, so the IP domains change often.Now accessing your router is very easy and take complete control of your wifi network with the192.168.1.1 – WiFi Router Password Router Settings app. Now accessing your router is very easy and take complete control of your Wifi network with the192.168.1.1 – WiFi Router Password Router Settings app.ġ92.168.1.1 Router Admin Setup App helps you to configure you WIFI Router Settings Setup, or LAN settings configurations by using your phone instead of using computer or laptop normal browser. PS: I've not had this trouble with VirtualBox/Vagrant before, so I'm sure one of the guest/host IP domains/ranges in one of the virtual servers were in conflict this time. The router's config page was able to load immediately after. My fix was to open Window's "Network Connections" page, and disable those added virtual networks. These were set-up to allow local development servers to be accessible from the real network, and were likely routing the local traffic to a virtual local server for some IP addresses (like the router/gateway).
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In my case, I had some other virtual networks set-up on this PC from Oracle's VirtualBox (using Vagrant scripting). When trying to load the router's configuration page, I saw ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED in Chrome, I could load all other pages from the internet, I could ping the router's IP, I could log in to the router's configuration page from other computers. I recently observed the same symptoms, and my solution isn't listed here, so in case this helps someone. It is way too much of a security risk and if you need to open ports instead of uPnP's automated method, do it manually and learn what this entails.Īlso, disable remote administration and set a strong admin password. I would strongly suggest to always disable uPnP as mligor has suggested. This may be at worst, a specific attacker, or otherwise anything of: some buggy process on any connected device, or some network connection type (overloading, bug, etc).Īs suggested, the router running out of RAM (and a bug in handling this condition) is a common problem, especially under heavy load.Īlso, check that there isn't some sort of firewall setting on the router (or even your PC) blocking your client IP from accessing the web interface. If not, it suggests that something is interfering when other connections (WAN, LAN, WiFi) are plugged-in/active.
However, try some basic troubleshooting first:ĭisconnect the WAN-side cable (phone line or ethernet, assuming it is either of these).Īlso applies to LAN-side access: Make sure you access it with ethernet cable and isolate the router to just the one ethernet cable and client PC that you're trying to access the config page with.ĭo all this before booting the router to make sure the boot is 'clean'. If it is one of those lovely TP-Link bugs, then all bets are off.
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