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Either u fix the iPhone iOS App or make a mobile version of the website
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Re: Either u fix the iPhone iOS App or make a mobile version of the website
@krisdude007 wrote:
Atleast give a mobile version of routerlogin.net so we can login thruough the browser.
Not sure what you mean by that – routerlogin.net is not a website anywhere. It is just the front end of the router.
You should be able to reach it through a browser on any device.
If that doesn't work, you may have to find the router's IP address and feed that into the browser.
That is also sometimes necessary for other apps. Have you tried putting the IP addresses into the iOS app. If, that is, it has that option.
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Re: Either u fix the iPhone iOS App or make a mobile version of the website
Even 192.168.1.1 should reach it the normally ip address of the gui of the router via a lan cable and computer's web browser.
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Re: Either u fix the iPhone iOS App or make a mobile version of the website
@krisdude007 wrote:
I have tried entering the IP address manually too. 192.168.1.1, but the mobile native app still doesn't connect me or log me in
What is a "mobile native app"?
Did you try that address in a browser rather than the app?
Maybe your network has given the gateway a different address.
You'll have to work out how to get iOS to tell you the router's IP address. I only know how to do it in Windows.
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Re: Either u fix the iPhone iOS App or make a mobile version of the website
The normally used ip address of the router is 192.168.1.1 and a web browser if the router never set up before usersname is admin and the password will be password via a wired lan cable from the computer to a lan port of the router.
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Re: Either u fix the iPhone iOS App or make a mobile version of the website
If your tying to access the router via wifi you need the users name and password that came with router on a white sticker if never set up before just the web browser of the mobile should be enough I do not care for useing a app.
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