My router, a D-Link DI-704P Rev. C with 3.09 firmware, isn't letting me access it. I get to the screen where it is asking me for the username and password, but when I enter the it just throws me back to the same screen again. I tried a hard reset, and them using the standard username and password, but it doesn't accept those either.
Anyone sitting on a bright idea?
Full Version: Router Acting Up Again
My router did the same thing as far as restting. I had to hold the reset button for several minutes instead of 30 sc to 1 min. like suggest.
Yes I had a similar problem not too long ago. I even had to google several different terms before I found a way to get in.
First
First
- unplug cable modem (if you have one)
- unplug router
- disconnect all cables from router
- (after about 5 minutes plug back in the cable modem if you have one)
- take a pencil (or pen), and hold in on the reset button for 3 minutes
- while holding in on the reset button plug the router back in
- restart each computer
- access http://192.168.1.1/ in your default browser (should be the default router page)
- enter username: admin password: admin
QUOTE
First
* unplug cable modem (if you have one)
* unplug router
* disconnect all cables from router
* (after about 5 minutes plug back in the cable modem if you have one)
* take a pencil (or pen), and hold in on the reset button for 3 minutes
* while holding in on the reset button plug the router back in
* restart each computer
* access http://192.168.1.1/ in your default browser (should be the default router page)
* enter username: admin password: admin
* unplug cable modem (if you have one)
* unplug router
* disconnect all cables from router
* (after about 5 minutes plug back in the cable modem if you have one)
* take a pencil (or pen), and hold in on the reset button for 3 minutes
* while holding in on the reset button plug the router back in
* restart each computer
* access http://192.168.1.1/ in your default browser (should be the default router page)
* enter username: admin password: admin
Did this, didn't help.
EDIT: I can say that all the ports I had forwarded aren't forwarded no more, so to such an extent the reset did work. I still can't access it though.
Are you using a switch with the router or just the ports on the router? Had lighting strike my router and damage the #1 port. The other 3 worked. I used a crossover cable on the #2 port to connect to my switch.
QUOTE(acklan @ Oct 26 2005, 07:59 PM) 
Are you using a switch with the router or just the ports on the router? Had lighting strike my router and damage the #1 port. The other 3 worked. I used a crossover cable on the #2 port to connect to my switch.
Nope, no switch, and no lighting as I am aware of. The lightning season has been over for a while already, now we have snow.
I fixed it! It was such an obvious thing to check, my firewall(Outpost). It was doing something funny and I found a registry tweak to fix it (by changing FixServerErrorsinSend from 0 to 1).
Thats great! Thank you for posting the solution. 
Glad to hear that you got it fixed Mr. Alpha!
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