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You'd never know, it's Chinese after all 😉

 

Anyway, what does the manual say, is there a config page at all, perhaps on a particular port?

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34 minutes ago, Dutch_Master said:

You'd never know, it's Chinese after all 😉

 

Anyway, what does the manual say, is there a config page at all, perhaps on a particular port?

It's a company router, manual is probably long lost lol, judging by online it should have an admin panel

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What’s the exact model?

4 hours ago, FHol said:

It's a company router,

Did you reset the configuration? The prior config may have prevented login to the admin from the LAN, or changed the admin port to something nonstandard.

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You can test to see if a webserver is running on that IP by using running these PowerShell commands.

 

Test-NetConnection 192.168.1.1 -Port 80
Test-NetConnection 192.168.1.1 -Port 443

 

If both come back negative then your router is most likely not serving an admin panel. Could have failed to start and will fix with a restart, may not have one at all, or may be broken so it will never start. Could also be a network issue with the current computer you are using.

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