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Is there some trick that would allow me to dump all of my router configurations settings out to a text file on my hard drive?<br />
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That way if the settings inadvertently get reset or lost, or for whatever reason, I could re-enter the settings from a print out?<br />
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My router is a trentNet TW100 - BRF 4<br />
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It uses a web page to display and change the settings, which I can access using a browser and going to 192.168.X.X (which is pretty standard).
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Is there some trick that would allow me to dump all of my router configurations settings out to a text file on my hard drive?

That way if the settings inadvertently get reset or lost, or for whatever reason, I could re-enter the settings from a print out?

My router is a trentNet TW100 - BRF 4

It uses a web page to display and change the settings, which I can access using a browser and going to 192.168.X.X (which is pretty standard).

Export router configuration settings to a text file

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