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SoonerAl
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Norman, OK

reply to yunusince
Re: bypassing login to access web interface of router ?

Here is the FAQ entry for that issue...

quote:
I forgot the password for my device. What should I do?

If you have forgotten the password you have defined for logging in to your device using the web interface, you need to reset your device to factory defaults. By going back to factory defaults, all other settings that you may have configured (ADSL, Wireless, LAN settings) will be erased. To reset your device, press and hold the “Reset” button on the back panel for 5 seconds while your device is on. You can then login to the web interface by leaving the password field blank, and reenter all your settings.
»www.airties.com/product-details.···&dil=eng

...but since that did not work when you tried that earlier maybe the user manual has some help...

»www.airties.com/usermanuals/Air6···T_UM.pdf

I presume you read Turkish...

You also might contact your ISP for help. Maybe they can reset it remotely.
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"When all else fails, read the instructions..."
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to forum · permalink · · 2009-06-29 11:39:53 · Reply to this


yunusince

@gov.tr		 I have contacted with with technical service and they said that they can fix it in an hour if i bring the device to technical service by myself. I will take it to technical service and see what they can do.
to forum · permalink · 2009-06-30 07:20:29 · Reply to this
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