Trouble logging into routerlogin.net

Question

I have a Netgear C6300 wifi cable modem router. Firmware Version V2.01.26.

The pc is connected to the modem using a lan cable.

In Windows I can access it using http://routerlogin.net with IE and Chrome. In Firefox it will come back with the login screen and when I enter my username and password and click ok it will comeback with the login screen again. If I click cancel it will come back with the Router Password Recovery screen. I enter the s/n and answer the questions and it comes back with the same login information that I entered.
In Linux (Mint) I can not login with either Firefox or Chrome. It does the same thing that Firefox in Windows does.

Also tried the ip address. Same results.
Using https and it would not connect.

I am a Linux user. Used someone else's computer for Windows. Is there a way to access http://routerlogin.net in Linux?

FURRYe38 · Answer

How about 192.168.0.1? This work?&nbsp;&nbsp;Be sure to clear ALL browser caches and exit then relaunch the browser.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Raymond818 · Answer

FURRYe38&nbsp;Thanks for the reply.&nbsp;Tried clearing cache, rebooting. Tried my laptop (hard wired) (linux). Same results.&nbsp;http://routerlogin.nethttp://192.168.1.1http://192.168.100.1will bring up the login screen.&nbsp;http://192.168.0.1will not connect&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

FURRYe38 · Answer

And if you factory reset the modem with a wired PC connected to the modem and walk thru the setup wizard?&nbsp;&nbsp;

KevinMarlee · Answer

Raymond818&nbsp;wrote:FURRYe38&nbsp;Thanks for the reply.&nbsp;Tried clearing cache, rebooting. Tried my laptop (hard wired) (linux). Same results.&nbsp;http://routerlogin.nethttp://192.168.1.1http://192.168.100.1will bring up the login screen.&nbsp;http://192.168.0.1will not connect&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Generally if routerlogin.com/net don't work, you will want to factory reset your router. You will find a small RESET button at back of your router press it for few seconds until the lights start blinking. It will reset the router to its default settings so any manual configurations will be reverted. Then try using the 192.168.1.1 or&nbsp;192.168.0.1 IP Addresses as suggested by Raymond818. It should be fine, let me know if it fixes your issue.

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