Crack router

[Kernel Kev]

No i understand what you said, you think its like you proove who you are and they can get your password for you and then tell you it or reset it somehow.

Unfortunately it dosent work like that.



Kev

[Berserk_Fury]

Psplayer, you probably don't realize that if they tell you how to get into the router, you will be able to get into the settings of anyone's network if they use the same router model, or maybe even all linksys routers.

[High Roller]

BINGO!

Peace

[The Juggler]

Anything is possible when it comes to software.... but the amount of people that can do the impossible is limited hense the reason that you will never be able to accomplish what you want.... just go ask your parent for his wep key etc.



Des

[Berserk_Fury]

Originally Posted by The Juggler

Anything is possible when it comes to software.... but the amount of people that can do the impossible is limited hense the reason that you will never be able to accomplish what you want.... just go ask your parent for his wep key etc.



Des

I think you missed the part when he said his dad forgot the login info. I think his network is restricted by MAC address.

[The Juggler]

aha... cheers for pointing that out.... well in that case he is up the pervervbial creek without a paddle... I am sure the manufacturer does a service to correct and reset these situations but I am guessing you send it back unless there is a hardware reset???

[High Roller]

Originally Posted by The Juggler

aha... cheers for pointing that out.... well in that case he is up the pervervbial creek without a paddle... I am sure the manufacturer does a service to correct and reset these situations but I am guessing you send it back unless there is a hardware reset???

Already been there, hard reset is not and option.

Case closed. Dude is ****ed

Peace

[bamhm182]

I'm too tired to read all the posts and see if someone told you already, but I know for most linksys routers, the password is admin and there's no
user name.

And to open ports, I'm pretty sure you don't need to go there, just go to control panel, Security, and Allow a program through the firewall. That's what it is on Vista, but it shouldn't be too different on XP.