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Can’t access config page of my ASUS after setting it as a media bridge
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I set up my router (ASUS) to act as a media bridge, then I connected to the router using a Ethernet cable and Internet and everything works fine.
When I try to access the router using IP 192.168.1.1, I see the login screen of my ISP, not the ASUS router. How can I find out which IP I can use to access my router? Keep in mind I am connected to the router via Ethernet.
router bridge
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I set up my router (ASUS) to act as a media bridge, then I connected to the router using a Ethernet cable and Internet and everything works fine.
When I try to access the router using IP 192.168.1.1, I see the login screen of my ISP, not the ASUS router. How can I find out which IP I can use to access my router? Keep in mind I am connected to the router via Ethernet.
router bridge
edited 9 mins ago
JakeGould
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asked 23 mins ago
gmancodagmancoda
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Presumably you are also connected to the Internet, possibly through the new Asus router. Can you share: Your current network settings (e.g. ipconfig /all, or ifconfig -a, or other appropriate command), and information on how the following devices are connected to each other (your computer, the Asus router, your ISP's hardware), including any devices or cables between them.
– Slartibartfast
12 mins ago
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I set up my router (ASUS) to act as a media bridge, then I connected to the router using a Ethernet cable and Internet and everything works fine.
When I try to access the router using IP 192.168.1.1, I see the login screen of my ISP, not the ASUS router. How can I find out which IP I can use to access my router? Keep in mind I am connected to the router via Ethernet.
router bridge
edited 9 mins ago
JakeGould
32k1098140
asked 23 mins ago
gmancodagmancoda
256
I set up my router (ASUS) to act as a media bridge, then I connected to the router using a Ethernet cable and Internet and everything works fine.
When I try to access the router using IP 192.168.1.1, I see the login screen of my ISP, not the ASUS router. How can I find out which IP I can use to access my router? Keep in mind I am connected to the router via Ethernet.
router bridge
router bridge
edited 9 mins ago
JakeGould
32k1098140
asked 23 mins ago
gmancodagmancoda
256
edited 9 mins ago
JakeGould
32k1098140
asked 23 mins ago
gmancodagmancoda
256
edited 9 mins ago
JakeGould
32k1098140
edited 9 mins ago
JakeGould
32k1098140
edited 9 mins ago
JakeGould
32k1098140
32k1098140
asked 23 mins ago
gmancodagmancoda
256
asked 23 mins ago
gmancodagmancoda
256
asked 23 mins ago
gmancodagmancoda
256
256
Presumably you are also connected to the Internet, possibly through the new Asus router. Can you share: Your current network settings (e.g. ipconfig /all, or ifconfig -a, or other appropriate command), and information on how the following devices are connected to each other (your computer, the Asus router, your ISP's hardware), including any devices or cables between them.
– Slartibartfast
12 mins ago
add a comment |
Presumably you are also connected to the Internet, possibly through the new Asus router. Can you share: Your current network settings (e.g. ipconfig /all, or ifconfig -a, or other appropriate command), and information on how the following devices are connected to each other (your computer, the Asus router, your ISP's hardware), including any devices or cables between them.
– Slartibartfast
12 mins ago
Presumably you are also connected to the Internet, possibly through the new Asus router. Can you share: Your current network settings (e.g. ipconfig /all, or ifconfig -a, or other appropriate command), and information on how the following devices are connected to each other (your computer, the Asus router, your ISP's hardware), including any devices or cables between them.
– Slartibartfast
12 mins ago
Presumably you are also connected to the Internet, possibly through the new Asus router. Can you share: Your current network settings (e.g. ipconfig /all, or ifconfig -a, or other appropriate command), and information on how the following devices are connected to each other (your computer, the Asus router, your ISP's hardware), including any devices or cables between them.
– Slartibartfast
12 mins ago
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Presumably you are also connected to the Internet, possibly through the new Asus router. Can you share: Your current network settings (e.g. ipconfig /all, or ifconfig -a, or other appropriate command), and information on how the following devices are connected to each other (your computer, the Asus router, your ISP's hardware), including any devices or cables between them.
– Slartibartfast
12 mins ago