DGN2200v4 Can't login after install

[Wonhunglo]

Can not log in after factory reset. when you start up after the reset. It goes to geni and you can set the Dgn up but after that you can not access the setting on the  unit. What am I doing wrong

this what I do and results    

type 192.168.1.1 or www.routerlogin.net or com.  I get nothing. If I turn google on, it goes to a inet page with a bunch of usless help

Firm ware i.0.0.66

[michaelkenward · Accepted solution]

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@DarrenM wrote:

https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Find_Your_Gateway_IP

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The information at the end of that link may not get what you want.

It advises using ipconfig | findstr /i "Gateway" to find the gatreway IP address.

That does not work here. It recovers the Mac address but not the IP address.

It is much easier to use

ipconfig

or

ipconfig /all

This brings up  more information include an entry for Default Gateway.

This has both the IP address and the Mac address.

You can access ipconfig from either a Command Prompt or in Windows Powershell, which may replace the Command Prompt in some installations of Windows 10.

[DarrenM]

Hello Wonhunglo

You will want to put in 192.168.0.1 for a modem to get to the GUI if that does not work you will have to find the default gateway and use that Ip address.

https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Find_Your_Gateway_IP

DarrenM

[michaelkenward · Accepted solution]

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@DarrenM wrote:

https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Find_Your_Gateway_IP

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The information at the end of that link may not get what you want.

It advises using ipconfig | findstr /i "Gateway" to find the gatreway IP address.

That does not work here. It recovers the Mac address but not the IP address.

It is much easier to use

ipconfig

or

ipconfig /all

This brings up  more information include an entry for Default Gateway.

This has both the IP address and the Mac address.

You can access ipconfig from either a Command Prompt or in Windows Powershell, which may replace the Command Prompt in some installations of Windows 10.

[Wonhunglo]

This done the trick . For some reason it did not like  routerlogin.net

[michaelkenward]

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@Wonhunglo wrote:

For some reason it did not like  routerlogin.net

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Same here.

For a "genie" Netgear's system is remarkably stupid.