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AllenCohn
Oct 16, 2017Guide
Can't Access Router Login Page--Router in Access Point Mode
I've set my router up in Access Point mode (so that I can connect it to a wifi cable modem whose wifi has broken). Now I can't get to my WNDR3700v4 router login page. I've tried doing it over wife an...
- Oct 18, 2017
It is still possible to access the admin page of the router even if it's in AP mode.
If you do not know what IP address was assigned to it or you didn't assign one then your options are using an IP scanner or look at the DHCP server, in your case it could be the main router.
The DHCP server of the main router should show the IP addresses that it assigns on your devices.
You will be able to identify that it's the router since it will use the Device Name or the MAC address of the device.
One example of IP scanner is Advanced IP scanner. So again, the software will identify the devices through the device name/computer name/MAC addresses.
ElaineM
Oct 18, 2017NETGEAR Employee Retired
It is still possible to access the admin page of the router even if it's in AP mode.
If you do not know what IP address was assigned to it or you didn't assign one then your options are using an IP scanner or look at the DHCP server, in your case it could be the main router.
The DHCP server of the main router should show the IP addresses that it assigns on your devices.
You will be able to identify that it's the router since it will use the Device Name or the MAC address of the device.
One example of IP scanner is Advanced IP scanner. So again, the software will identify the devices through the device name/computer name/MAC addresses.
antinode
Oct 18, 2017Guru
> [...] there's no way I can access the router login page now with it in
> its current configuration [...]
No, but you need to find it before you can talk to it by its address.
> [...] The easiest way to determine its address would be to ask the
> cable modem+router about its DHCP clients (Attached Devices, DHCP
> Clients, or some equivalent thing).
I know approximately nothing about your cable modem+router, so I
can't offer any specific procedure to get the desired information from
it.