Disabling of local DHCP so that a win2000 DHCP can be used instead
At home I have a small LAN with ADSL. I presume it is the broadband modem/router, or whatever it is called that has inbuilt DHCP and DNS servers I presume. (I am not so sure about the DNS server - is that in the router or on the web? Anyway they make it possible for the LAN to function. Understood. I want to run my own DNS and DHCP servers under 2000 advanced server. I know you cannot have 2 DHCP servers using the same range of addresses. Must I and how do I disable my home routers DHCP before running the 2000 server DHCP??
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I just tried both the following but both returned
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http://10.0.0.1/
https://10.0.0.1/
I used ipconfig /all to find the DHCP address which was 10.0.0.1
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http://10.0.0.1/
https://10.0.0.1/
I used ipconfig /all to find the DHCP address which was 10.0.0.1
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That seemed to work
Now its asking for a password.
Its a Cisco 667i
I have tried "password" "admin" and "1234"
Now its asking for a password.
Its a Cisco 667i
I have tried "password" "admin" and "1234"
Hi,
Did you set this up yourself? If so, and you don't recall setting a password, just try hit enter when prompted for password,
If not, you may need to contact whoever did set it up,
Deb :))
Did you set this up yourself? If so, and you don't recall setting a password, just try hit enter when prompted for password,
If not, you may need to contact whoever did set it up,
Deb :))
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I tried hitting just enter.
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I received this broadband router through the post from a broadband provider and just plugged it in. Nothing has been accessed or modified since it came 2 years ago. So I don't understand why it has a password. Could the provider have preinstalled certain settings and then used their own password?
If the blank password doesn't work and it's handling dhcp then they must have, which is most irritating for you. You could try a call to them - they may well have a default password that they use, probably worth a try before you have to go through a procedure like password recovery,
Deb :))
Deb :))
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what the IP address of the router (for example mine is 192.168.1.1)
I manage my router via a web interface so open a web browser and go to
http://192.168.1.1/ <insert your router IP instead
or
https://192.180.1.1/ <insert your router IP instead
this will let you disable DHCP on the router