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routerlogin.net on R6100
I connected the R6100 router to computer "A" and I negleted to run "routerlogin.net" before I connected computer "B" to the router. I wanted Computer "a" to be able to run the setup and all the admi...
Thanks for all the information from everyone. I ended up calling tech support. Computer "A" will not login using the "routerlogin.net" but has to use the computer's IP address to login. Anyways the problem has been solved.
Either computer can use routerlogin.net. Just enter it into the browser.
I want computer "A" to be the one that controls the security and administration. Right now computer "B' has that control and when I try to log on to routerlogin on computer "A" it say that it can not find web page. Also when I use ntegenie on computer "A" it say Router not found.
Shortstop wrote:I want computer "A" to be the one that controls the security and administration. Right now computer "B' has that control and when I try to log on to routerlogin on computer "A" it say that it can not find web page. Also when I use ntegenie on computer "A" it say Router not found.
sry didn't check my spelling before I posted. "should be when I try to log on to routerlogin.net: and shout be "netgenie"
It sounds like computer "A" is either not properly connected to the router or is not properly configured. Can it access the Internet?
Do you know the router's IP address? If so, try entering it into computer "A"'s browser. If you don't know the address, you can get it by logging into the router from computer "B". The address will probably be 192.168.1.1 or 10.0.0.1.
Thanks for all the information from everyone. I ended up calling tech support. Computer "A" will not login using the "routerlogin.net" but has to use the computer's IP address to login. Anyways the problem has been solved.