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http://192.168.0.1/ access

Greetings, I have a DLink DI624 router on a FIOS connection. I recently received a Linux notebook and want to use the wireless connection. I need the encryption key info. Verizon online help says to go to http://192.168.0.1/ but that address asks for a username and password that are apparently different thatn the ones for verizon.net. Anyone know how I can get this information for my own router? Thanks in advance.

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Fios315BMG

Hi. it has been a while but I think one of these combinations will get you in. Try username: admin password: password or leave username blank and try admin for the password. hope it helps

Justin46

Here is a link to a website that will provide the default login information for many routers:

http://www.routerpasswords.com

Of course, when your router was installed, the installer may have changed the login info, but should have given it to you. If you log in using the default information, there is a reset button that you can use to set the router back to factory defaults, but of course if that is done, if there was any customization done by the installer, it will be lost.

Hope this helps.

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Justin
Verizon FiOS TV, Internet, and phone
IMG 1.6.0, Build 06.89
Keller, TX 76248

Shirley4

Was the router provided by Verizon? If not then my guess is that the Verizon online help will not help.

For me, the Verizon installer person created a number of icons on my desktop; one of them is "FiOS Information" which creates a document with the title "FiOS Tech Wizard Information". It has information about the router, including the address (http://192.168.1.1), User Name and password.

Provider7

Access to the router is usually set for 192.168.1.1 Unless he happened to change your routers ip address...

the password is password or password1

If none of these work, just hit the reset on he router and start from scratch.

cjacobs001

ummm Dlink <----> Actiontec = 2 different manufacturers = 2 different IP addressing schemes, doesn't it?

Provider7

Found the manual here...access is 192.168.0.1

Yes, 2 different routers...I didn't think Verizon uses these routers for Fios....

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