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I replaced an old router with the Nighthawk AC1750. I was able to connect to the internet right away. However, when I tried going to www.routerlogin.net, I received the following message.
Router login
You are not connected to your Router’s WiFi network. To access routerlogin.net, your device must be connected to your Router’s WiFi network. Check your current connection and try again.
I have connected to both the Netgear53 SSID and the Netgear53-5G SSID and have gotten the same message. I am not sure why I am receiving this message, why there are two networks, and which I should be connecting. Please help.
Suspect your Browser has or is trying to used a Cached IP Address for the router. Try clearing the browser cache and see if that helps?
If not, if in Windows and open a CMD prompt and enter IPCONFIG. Look for the GATEWAY IP Address and enter that into your browser. That should open the web page and prompt for the UID and PW.
Thanks for the quick response. Yes, there is a modem and the modem is connected to the router. The modem brand is Arris. I believe it is owned by the cable provider.
@mps22 wrote: Thanks for the quick response. Yes, there is a modem and the modem is connected to the router. The modem brand is Arris. I believe it is owned by the cable provider.
Which model Arris the cable love to give out modem/routers?
How many lan ports on the back of the modem one or four?
I replaced an old router with the Nighthawk AC1750. I was able to connect to the internet right away. However, when I tried going to www.routerlogin.net, I received the following message.
Router login
You are not connected to your Router’s WiFi network. To access routerlogin.net, your device must be connected to your Router’s WiFi network. Check your current connection and try again.
I have connected to both the Netgear53 SSID and the Netgear53-5G SSID and have gotten the same message. I am not sure why I am receiving this message, why there are two networks, and which I should be connecting. Please help.
Thanks!
Are you using Genie to access the router's login page?
Suspect your Browser has or is trying to used a Cached IP Address for the router. Try clearing the browser cache and see if that helps?
If not, if in Windows and open a CMD prompt and enter IPCONFIG. Look for the GATEWAY IP Address and enter that into your browser. That should open the web page and prompt for the UID and PW.
Thanks, I tried both. The second option worked I suppose because it led to a 'Congratulations, you are connected to the internet' confirmation page along with my username/pw information, IP address, etc. There were some hickups afterwards when it asked for futher download and registration, but I'm not sure those are as important.
